Warmth & Humidity Build
A stationary front will continue to bring on and off unsettled weather to southern New England through midweek.
*The front will be bisecting the area today acting as a catalyst for a round of midday showers. The stationary front will slowly drag itself northward into central Vermont/New Hampshire/Maine tonight. This will induce more scattered rain as it presses northward. Thanks to this warm front, Tuesday will be a very warm day for many of us. Besides a residual shower across our northern viewing area Tuesday morning, we will have partly sunny skies with highs in the middle 70s...60s S.Coast/Cape/Islands.
Watch Melissa's forecast:
*Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with a chance of a morning shower. High temps become very tricky Wednesday. The NAM model cools highs back down to the upper 50s and lower 60s due to the winds shifting to the ENE for the majority of the area.
On the flip side, the GFS model keeps winds from the south allowing for highs to reach the the upper 60s and lower 70s interior...lower 60s S.Coast/Cape/Islands. Given this time of year and from prior experience, my best hypothesis is to lean towards the NAM solution and forecast highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Of course, this is subject to change.
A cold front will produce showers and storms on Thursday sweeping the heat and humidity away. Dry, breezy conditions can be expected Friday and Saturday.
Melissa :)
