Posts by Rick Gordon
Dry weather is expected well into this week, as high pressure to our north keeps any rain to our south. A gradual warm-up is expected through the week, with near-record summer-like high temperatures later this week.
While the forecast remains dry for the foreseeable future, an onshore flow today will mainly keep temperatures in the 50s. We begin a gradual warming trend tomorrow through the end of the week. Feeling like summer by week’s end.
High pressure will remain anchored to our north today while low pressure passes well south of New England. This setup will maintain a fair amount of mid to high-level clouds today with highs in the mid-50s with a little more sunshine for Mother’s Day.
A storm passing off to our south will give us lots of clouds today with highs in the mid-60s.
Bright and warmer today with temperatures near 70.
Today will be cloudy and raw with periods of rain with temperatures 15 degrees below normal with highs in the low 50s.
An onshore flow today thanks to the low southeast of Nantucket that brought us some rain last night will help to keep temperatures below normal for early May, in the mid-50s.
High pressure will move east today allowing a warm front to approach giving us a mostly cloudy sky with a chance of a few showers this afternoon and tonight.
The story for today continues much like yesterday with high-pressure overhead, clear skies, and calm winds with highs near 70. A warm front will slowly approach the Granite State tonight bringing clouds back with a few passing showers tomorrow.
Today dry weather with temperatures averaging a bit below normal along with lighter winds. After a chilly night, milder temps arrive for the first day of May tomorrow with highs in the middle 60s.