It will be a wet, cool and dreary end to the week…
During the day on Thursday, there may be some scattered pockets of light mist or drizzle, particularly along the Coastline.
The steady rain will move slowly from west to east Thursday night.
Expect rain to arrive between:
9-11pm in Western MA
12a-3a in Central MA
3a-5a in Eastern MA
It will only last about 6 hours in any given area.
As the rain tapers off mid-late morning on Friday, the winds will shift to northerly and we may see some wet flakes mix in with the final rain drops. We do not expect any snow accumulation or impact on roadways.
Rainfall totals will generally range between .25″-.5″, much lower than what we received on Monday.
High temperatures on Friday will drop back to near seasonal averages, in the 40s.
Northwesterly winds will gust between 20-40mph Friday afternoon making it feel even cooler.
As for the Weekend…we will rebound nicely on Saturday bouncing back to near 60 degrees.
Sunday, we dip back into the 40s albeit with plentiful sunshine.
Our next storm will arrive Monday…there is a slight chance of a few wet flakes to the north at the start of this one but, in the end, it looks like another round of rain.
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