Saturday, June 6 – Hot, humid, and mainly dry
The improving trend should continue into next weekend with seasonably warm temperatures and generally tranquil conditions. While an isolated afternoon shower cannot be completely ruled out, much of the day currently appears dry.
• High: 74–80°F | Low: 58–62°F | Wind: SW 5–15 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 20%
Summerlike warmth continues as temperatures again approach 90 degrees. Most of the day should remain dry with a mix of sun and clouds. A late afternoon or evening shower cannot be completely ruled out, but the vast majority of the day looks rain-free.
• High: 88–92°F | Low: 62–66°F | Wind: SW 5–15 mph | Sky: Partly sunny, increasing clouds late | Precipitation: 10–20% late day
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Friday, June 5 – First taste of summer heat
A much more seasonable pattern is expected to settle into southern New England by the end of the week. Temperatures should climb into the middle and upper 70s with a mix of sunshine and passing clouds.
• High: 73–78°F | Low: 57–61°F | Wind: SW 5–15 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 10%
Thursday, June 4 – Milder with increasing sunshine
High pressure should gradually begin exerting more influence across the Northeast, bringing a warmer and somewhat drier day to the region. Sunshine should become more prevalent through the afternoon with humidity levels remaining fairly comfortable.
• High: 70–75°F | Low: 55–59°F | Wind: SW 5–15 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 20%
Wednesday, June 3 – Slight moderation begins
A somewhat less active pattern may allow for more dry time and a few brighter intervals, although an isolated afternoon shower remains possible. Temperatures should begin inching closer to seasonal levels.
• High: 66–71°F | Low: 52–56°F | Wind: WSW 5–15 mph • Sky: Partly cloudy • Precipitation: 30%
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