SUNDAY FORECAST SUMMARY
–High pressure is in control today
–The high will move off to our south, cold front approaches tomorrow
–Highs in the mid 80s, sunny early, clouds later
–Dry and comfortable with dewpoints in the 50s
–Light west to southwest winds
–Warm around 80 tomorrow, possible showers

Good morning everybody, another beautiful late Spring day has arrived, and I think we can jump forward a couple weeks and call it a SUMMER day, wouldn’t you agree?

High pressure is moving over us, and to our south, allowing for a warming westerly wind, which will be light. The high June sun angle has already quickly warmed us into the 60s approaching 70, and we will get all the way up into the mid 80s in the Pioneer Valley today! It’ll be about 10 degrees cooler on the east-facing coasts with a seabreeze in place.

Dewpoint temps will be in the 50s today, so it’s a comfortable, dry, very warm day.

Cumulus clouds will start to build, and we will see increasing clouds later today, as a cold front starts to approach us from the northwest tomorrow. In fact, today may end as a mostly cloud day, so get out and enjoy it!

We could see a few showers tomorrow, with thunderstorms north, highs still around 80 degrees. We have a chance of showers and thunderstorms Tuesday and again Thursday into Friday, but next weekend so far is looking partly sunny!

TEMPS:
Highs in the mid 80s, lows in the low 60s

HUMIDITY:
Dewpoints in the 50s, dry

WINDS:
Light west to southwest winds, around 5mph

CONDITIONS:
Sunny first half of the day, partly to mostly cloudy latter half of the day