More of the Same...
Low pressure traveled to our West today but the warmfront wasn't able to penetrate deep into New England...in fact it stalled over SE Mass where the snowpack is limited or even gone! This front may float slightly northward through the evening so temps still could creep up a bit but they will only plunge later tonight as NW winds pick up and by morning temps will be in the upper 20s...icy spots will develop!
The remainder of the workweek will be storm free but that doesn't mean it will be completely uneventful...we will witness some pretty big swings in temperatures from day to day. Average high temps for this time of year is in the lower 40s, we'll be shy of that tomorrow...we're looking at Upper 30s. Wednesday, a weak clipper will pass to our north and gusty SW winds will advect warmer air into Southern New England briefly...highs in the 40s. The associated coldfront will pass through in the afternoon, energized by the shortwave, a rain / snow shower looks possible during it's passage. Following that, more Canadian cold will invade the region with highs in the 20s and 30s to finish the workweek.
The wild temp ride will continue into the weekend too...high pressure will strengthen off the East Coast over the weekend establishing deep southerly flow through the column this will give us another opportunity to make a run at 50 degrees although clouds and snowpack induced fog will try to negate it.
