SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- High pressure will keep skies clear tonight with a cool air mass moving overhead. Temperatures dip into the 50s fairly quick, then will fall into lower 40s with some upper 30s closer to the VT border! We do keep a bit of a breeze overnight, so frost is not looking likely.
Tuesday is looking pleasant with highs in the 60s to near 60 under a mainly sunny sky. Breezes will be lighter as high pressure moves overhead and humidity remains very low. Meanwhile out toward the eastern coast, high surf advisories continue due to powerful hurricane Paulette, which remains well out to sea.
The tropics remains very active with 5 named storms in progress! Sally, which is now a hurricane, looks to make landfall along the Gulf coast near Mobile, AL Tuesday night. We will be watching this system to see if it brings any much-needed rain to New England, but right now, chances look slim.
Here in western Mass, our temperatures begin to rise Wednesday as high pressure moves offshore and our breeze shifts to the south. We remain very dry and comfortable Wednesday with an increasing breeze. More clouds build Thursday as a cold front inches closer from the north. A shower is possible later in the day as the front drops south. Tropical moisture hits the Mid-Atlantic Friday, but with a cold front to our south, we may not see much. Showers are possible Friday morning, but the forecast is still uncertain.
Any showers and clouds that impact southern New England Friday look to be short-lived and gone by the evening. Skies turn sunny Saturday and look to stay that way for the weekend. Another trough building into the Northeast will bring another shot of cool, dry air. Highs over the weekend look to return to the 60s with overnight lows possibly falling into the 30s.
The Link LonkSeptember 15, 2020 at 04:05AM
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