Wednesday, April 2 — Mostly Sunny, Seasonably Cool
Dry and calm with plenty of sunshine. Highs reach the mid-40s with light north winds shifting east by afternoon. Overnight lows near 34°F under mostly cloudy skies.
Dry and calm with plenty of sunshine. Highs reach the mid-40s with light north winds shifting east by afternoon. Overnight lows near 34°F under mostly cloudy skies.
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Wednesday, March 18 – Dry, breezy, and colder
Colder air pours in behind the storm, making this one of the chilliest days of the week. Sunshine returns, but brisk winds keep temperatures from recovering much. A cold night follows under partly cloudy skies.
• High: 37°F | Low: 24°F | Wind: NW 12–20 mph, gusts 25–30 mph • Sky: Mostly sunny
Tuesday, March 17 – Heavy rain and strong winds early, then drying out
This is the most impactful part of the forecast period. Heavy rain and potentially a few convective downpours or even an isolated thunderstorm continue into Monday night and very early Tuesday, along with strong to potentially damaging wind gusts. Conditions improve quickly from west to east Tuesday morning, with drier air and some clearing arriving by afternoon.
• High: 51°F | Low: 33°F | Wind: SSW shifting W 20–30 mph, gusts 40–55 mph • Sky: Rain early, then becoming partly sunny • Precipitation: 90% early, ending west to east • Rainfall: Storm total 1” to 2”, localized 3” possible
Monday, March 16 – Rain develops, becoming heavy at times
A strong storm system approaches from the west, drawing deep moisture into southern New England. Showers become more numerous through the day, and some rain may turn heavy by afternoon into the evening. It also turns milder and increasingly breezy as the day goes on.
• High: 57°F | Low: 48°F | Wind: S 15–25 mph, gusts 30–40 mph • Sky: Cloudy • Precipitation: Rain developing, heavy at times late • Rainfall: 0.75” to 1.50” possible by late night