Today areas of fog are dense in spots with some afternoon showers with a high near 50. Periods of rain tonight into tomorrow but mild.
Today morning clouds and fog will give way to some sunshine this afternoon with a high of 50.
Christmas will bring us some fog and clouds but mild with temperatures in the upper 40s about 10 degrees above normal.
Today will be mostly cloudy with highs in the lower 40s. Tonight will be cloudy Santa will need Rudolph’s nose for increased sleigh visibility.
Today is dry & milder as we start the holiday weekend with highs in the lower 40s. Above-normal temperatures will persist through Christmas day and last through the middle of next week.
Today is bright and cold for the first full day of Winter with highs in the upper 30s but minus the blustery conditions we had yesterday. Temperatures moderate during the Holiday weekend into early next week.
The first day of Winter will feel like it with lots of sun with highs in the middle 30s but it feels like 25 with the blustery conditions with winds gusting to 25 mph.
Today starts a prolonged period of dry weather lasting through Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with fairly seasonable temperatures. Great news for travelers but bad news for folks wishing for a white Christmas.
Today will be cooler & breezy with some sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s, but feeling like the upper 30s.
Today high pressure will continue to bring dry and mild conditions by late December standards. A strong storm moves up from the south and will bring potentially very strong winds and heavy rain Sunday night into Monday.
Today high pressure will bring dry conditions with above-normal temperatures in the upper 40s. Tomorrow is dry during the daylight hours with rain moving in by evening.
High pressure is expected to move over New England Friday bringing warm and sunny skies with highs in the lower 50s.
Today is the coldest day of the week with bright sunshine with highs in the middle 30s. Tomorrow will be warmer with a high of 50. A potential storm can bring heavy rain Sunday night into Monday.
A dry cold frontal passage brings a cool down through tomorrow with highs in the 30s. Milder temperatures then return for Friday and the weekend with continued mainly dry weather.
High pressure Tuesday builds east towards the Mid-Atlantic coast. Expecting dry weather today with sunshine and temperatures in the lower 40s along with less wind.
Today rain ends & windy with some afternoon sun with highs in the lower 40s. Winds could gust to 40 mph making it feel like 25.
Today as high pressure pushes east southerly winds will bring warmer temperatures with highs near 50 and close to 60 on Sunday.
Winds howl tonight into early tomorrow morning with powerful gusts ranging from 40-45 mph with gusts near 60 mph along the coast of New Hampshire. At this strength, tree damage can occur, which can block some roads, trigger power outages, and cause property damage along with coastal flooding. Not only the wind but rain will be heavy (1-3″) which can cause flooding on streets and highways along with reduced visibility.
Today high pressure maintains dry weather that lasts into the start of the weekend. Highs today getting back to normal in the lower 40s with temperatures rising to above-normal levels for the weekend.
