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Joe Joyce

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June's On The Rebound...But Will It Last?

A deck of midlevel marine stratus clouds is breaking apart and giving way to some increasing sun as skies will become partly sunny for most. After being locked in the clouds Saturday, a much improved day at the coast with more sun but still a cool flow in off the water keeping temps in the lwr-mid 60's. The cool marine air has settled inland and will be slow to budge so this will also help to keep most of Eastern MA in the 60's to near 70 today, while further inland, in the N & W, temps will be climbing into the 70's away from the cool onshore wind.

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Taking the Good With The Bad...Before It Gets Worse

The clouds extend across all of eastern MA into NH. Meanwhile there is bright sunshine from Worcester west. After a cloudy morning, as the low begins to pull away, I expect some of the drier weather from the west to begin to work eastward eroding the cloud deck with drying NW winds and some increasing afternoon sun. Clouds will likely hold all day across NH, NE MA and right at the eastern Beaches. Where there is sunshine temps will be climbing into the lwr-mid 70's..nearing 80- in Hartford, CT. Where there are clouds...the temps will remain in the 60's

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Nice Sunday has Gone South...Will Monday Deliver?

The few moments of sunshine this morning have given way to building black bottom cumulus and threat for a few afternoon showers. I think we will be able to salvage part of the day, in between the breaks of clouds there will be some partial sunshine to enjoy. But with cooler air aloft, and low level moisture currently in place, alot of these clouds are here to stay and may actually start to build with the heating of the day to deposit a few afternoon showers or even a thunderstorm inland. High temps will be climbing into the lwr-mid 60's inland this afternoon, but cooler winds off the water with clouds will make it awfully cool at the coast keeping temps in the 50's.

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A Powerful Punch of Wind & Rain

Partly sunny skies will eventually emerge by midday and afternoon. Clouds will hold tight along the south coast with onshore southerly wind, with brighter skies inland. Highs will be climbing into the Lwr-mid 70's today as we will be warming ahead of an approaching cold front. SNH and the Merrimack valley will again be the warm spot climbing into the upper 70's. The Cape and islands with mostly cloudy skies will be cooler in the lwr 60's. A dry day for all and the pick of the weekend.

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A Big Drink for The Lawns

What a day this is going to be. After a week of incredible weather, this one could end up being on of the best. Sunshine with some increasing high clouds in the afternoon with southerly winds gusting to 20+ in the afternoon. Highs will be running well above normal again with highs climbing to near 80 degrees in SNH, the Merrimack Valley and Northern Worcester county. The rest of us will see highs in the mid-upper 70's with a slight sea breeze developing right at the coast this afternoon which will keep it cooler on the south shore beaches and the Cape in the 60's. Fantastic Friday! Is there anything better?

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A Summer Surge Just In Time For Marathon Monday

Let the warm up begin! A warm front lies south of New England the morning. Clouds are breaking with increasing sunshine for the rest of the morning into the early afternoon. A light SW wind will help allow temps to climb into the 70's to near 80 inland, with a cooler breeze to be found at our south facing coastlines. The warm front will begin to push through late today and tonight. Clouds will be spilling back into New England late today and tonight. The remnants of the tornado outbreak in the Plains is spilling over the ridge and will be directed into the region tonight along the warm front. The best chance of a few showers will be between 6PM and midnight tonight.

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