Good afternoon! Hit & miss rain & snow showers are forecasted through early this evening as some energy moves through form our north. Strong surface high pressure builds in from the Great Lakes overnight setting up a great Tuesday! Clouds increase tomorrow night with more clouds Wednesday as some energy passes by to our north. Another round of energy moving in from the Great Lakes Thursday offers a risk of showers by late Thursday evening lasting through Friday late morning as this batch of energy moves through. Thursday features the mildest day of the week out ahead of our next batch of widespread rain. Clouds will be the theme much of the time through early next week. – Joe Sciacca

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Good day! Surface high pressure keeps us settled today with an increasing breeze this afternoon up to 30 mph out ahead of a clipper system moving through from the Great Lakes which will bring us light rain tonight through the predawn hours tomorrow. Once this system exits to our southeast; we’ll see mainly sunny sky with seasonable high temperatures tomorrow. We become unsettled again Sunday morning through late Monday morning as our next system moves through from the Great Lakes offering more rain. Mid & late next week look unsettled as more weak systems move through from the Great Lakes offering rain. No big storms are on the horizon. – Joe Sciacca

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Good afternoon! A powerful storm system moving through the northern Great Lakes today & then through southern Quebec tonight brings us rain & breezy conditions today with rain; heavy at times tonight & strong south wind gust up to 50 mph. The peak of the winds are forecasted from 7 pm through 1 am out ahead of a powerful cold front which will move through from our west. Some tree damage & power outages are expected from the strong winds with even a low risk of a few rumbles of thunder late this evening. Once our cold front clears the region to our east by sunrise tomorrow; we’ll see temperatures fall from the low 50s into the upper 30s with less wind; but still breezy with west wind gusts up to 35 mph. The remainder of the week is overall settled with varying cloud cover & seasonable temperatures.

Joe Sciacca

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Good afternoon! Surface high pressure across the region provides us with a mix of sun & clouds today with seasonable temperatures & a bit of a southerly breeze this afternoon. Strong west wind gusts up to 40 mph are expected tomorrow as a robust storm system passes by to our north & northeast & as surface high pressure builds in from the Great Lakes. Some snow showers are possible this evening & a passing rain & or snow shower tomorrow morning as this storm system passes by to our north. A rebound in temperatures arrives Monday out ahead of a strong cold front moving through from the Great Lakes which also brings even more rain & the potential for strong south wind gusts up to 50 mph. Behind this cold front; much cooler air moves in from the Great Lakes for the remainder of next week as strong surface high pressure settles in with varying cloud cover. Joe Sciacca

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A backdoor cold front sagged southward through New England and then lifted back north – this has made for some interesting temperature swings, and while we’re back in the warm air for now, it likely doesn’t get too far north – you only have to go as far as Northern Maine to find some impactful winter weather. There is some on the backside of the approaching cold front, as well – but while that front may trigger some heavy showers and thunderstorms, the track of the storm steering the front is east-northeast, which will take much of the heavier rain, and then much of the snow, and keep it north of us. We’ll get into that cooler air mass pushing through the Great Lakes, but miss the full return to winter weather.

This weather system is part of a series along a series of frontal boundaries, and by Sunday, another wave tracks farther north, which brings temperatures back up and brings rain back in – and then we do it all again with a falling temperature and a generally cool week next week.

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Good afternoon! Through Wednesday evening; we are settled. Our warmup is well underway & stays with us through Thursday morning. Patchy dense fog is expected at times through Thursday morning thanks to mild more humid air moving over the cold ocean. A strong cold front moves through Thursday morning from the eastern Great Lakes offering rain with cooler temperatures to end the week & beyond. No big storms are on the horizon.

– Joe Sciacca

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Good afternoon! With rain now well off to our east; we are stuck with clouds, cool temperatures & a light northeast wind today. Patchy fog is expected tonight with continued cloudiness for tomorrow after morning patchy fog. A weak decaying cold front offers passing showers tomorrow night as it moves through from the Great Lakes. Sunday is milder with more clouds than sun & begins our warming trend. We remain mild through mid week with varying cloud cover. A robust cold front moves through from the Great Lakes Wednesday night through Thursday bringing rain & cooler temperatures to close out next week.

– Joe Sciacca

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A quasi-stationary front will remain parked across the region over the next few days, introducing the occasional shower threat and plenty of some uncertainty in temperatures thanks to the 10-20° swing from one side of the front to the other (though we’re most certainly on the cooler side the next few days). Waves of low pressure along the front will help to move it as they drive batches of rainfall through – and it’s all rain, and the strongest wave and heaviest rain look to occur later Thursday/Thursday Night.

Another wave later Friday will pull the front more decidedly northward, warming temperatures for the weekend; a significant warm-up is likely into early week before one cold front brings temperatures back to normal later week, and a longer-range guidance suggests a second brings in some much colder air into the following week

– Phil Spevak

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Good afternoon! Surface high pressure across the region keeps us settled through mid morning tomorrow. Energy moving along a warm front brings us snow showers tomorrow morning that changes to rain around noon tomorrow as milder air moves in from our south. Up to a coating of snow is forecasted. Rain sticks with us through the predawn hours Wednesday. Wednesday features plenty of sun after a few morning clouds & milder high temperatures. Late week through the start of next week features more clouds than sun with seasonably mild temperatures. More energy moving through from the Great Lakes offering yet more rain with Friday looking to be the wettest of days late week.

– Joe Sciacca

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Good afternoon! Through early next week we are mostly settled thanks to surface high pressure residing across the region. Temperatures are seasonably mild for highs today & tomorrow before an Arctic front moves through from the Great Lakes Sunday which will bring much colder high temperatures that last into Monday as well as rain & snow showers mid & late Sunday morning, By Tuesday temperatures moderate as a pattern change begins to occur across the Hemisphere. Unsettled conditions look likely Tuesday through Friday as some energy moves through from the Great Lakes. No big storms are on the horizon. Joe Sciacca

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