The Roller Coaster Ride Continues
A stationary front will be 'playing games' with us for the next few days. More pleasant weather takes over as we head into the weekend.
The front will stall from northern Worcester county diagonal into near Boston/Marshfield. Points north and west of this front will be cooler with highs 55-60F while areas south and west of the front will range between 60-65F in our viewing area. We will have lots of clouds around today with the best chance of rain north and east. Areas south and west will see brighter skies as the frontal boundary pushes northward. As you can probably tell, this is a tricky forecast.
The stationary front takes a trip northward tonight, which is slower than previously expected. This will position us within the warm sector Wednesday and Thursday. Wednesday will be partly sunny with a chance of a shower or two. However, the day will be mainly dry with highs in the lower 70s...lower and middle 60s S.Coast/Cape/Islands.
Thursday: An occluded front crosses Southern New England early Thursday night producing late-day showers and storms. Highs will still hover around 70F (cooler S.Coast/Cape/Islands) before the front travels east.
High pressure begins to take over on Friday even though a 500mb trough will induce diurnal cloud cover/brief shower (NW) Friday afternoon.
The weekend is still lookin' good!
Melissa :)
