Posts by Rick Gordon
A front will bring periods of showers this morning with some sun this afternoon. Dry and quiet weather from midweek into this weekend.
A few hit-or-miss showers today into early tomorrow as a frontal system lifts through. Look for cooler and drier weather for the rest of the week.
High pressure will bring some sun and mild conditions to end the weekend. Few showers tomorrow into early Tuesday as a frontal system moves through.
Sunshine will be the theme today with a spring-like feel with highs around 70. The second half of the weekend will be dry with a mix of sun & clouds with highs in the mid-60s.
The cold front that brought much-needed rain last night will be moving to our east today. Rain this morning will taper to showers by afternoon with some late-day sunshine possible.
Today will start out dry with rain moving in by evening. Strong southeast winds pumping potentially 1.5-2″ of wind-driven rain into tomorrow afternoon.
High pressure along the East Coast will shift offshore today with warmer air pushing temperatures into the low 70s. A cold approaches Thursday and Friday bringing the potential for widespread soaking rain and a period of strong winds.
A broad area of high pressure over the East Coast brings mostly fair weather with a warming trend through the middle of the week before it turns cooler for the weekend.
High pressure brings fair weather for Columbus Day through Wednesday with a warming trend.
A reinforcing cold front will drop towards New Hampshire today. For much of the day that will just mean mostly sunny with a gradually increasing westerly breeze.
A cold front that moved through late yesterday brings brisk and much cooler weather for the holiday weekend. Today will be the coolest day, along with frost in low spots tonight.
Chilly weather moves in next week.
A taste of spring today and tomorrow before it turns into an Autumn chill this weekend.
Today a slow-moving area of low pressure passing to our south could bring some showers. Tomorrow a lot of sunshine and warmer with highs in the low to mid-70s.
High pressure remains in control today with another dry day. The low pressure of what`s left of Ian will slowly meander offshore tonight producing some showers late with a few showers into tomorrow morning.
High pressure builds in from the north through tomorrow providing for sunny skies and cool crisp nights. High temperatures look too warm into the mid-70s by Thursday, great weather for viewing fall foliage.
Today high pressure continues to build in from the north through Wednesday providing for sunny skies and cool crisp nights.
During the first weekend of October high pressure remains entrenched over northern New England for the foreseeable future. It does erode somewhat today as the remnants of Ian meander south of the area, bringing the chance for a few afternoon showers.
Today high pressure will be in control as it builds over New England giving us sunshine through high clouds and cool temperatures with light winds.
Today will be cooler but remain dry as a large area of high pressure builds into New England that will last through the weekend.