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WEEKLY WEATHER NUTSHELL
Good morning everybody, we have LOTS of weather changes on the way!

We’ll likely see record warmth today, breezy conditions changing from southwest to the north through Tuesday, scattered showers this P.M. and tomorrow morning, fair but much cooler weather by mid week, warming late week, a rainstorm Friday/Saturday, and then even cooler weather a week from today (I’m panting ovah heah!), but before we dive into all of the weather details below, let’s check a note from our new local weekend sponsor, #CranberryHillHealingArts located in Amherst, MA.
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***DHTWN DAILY WEATHER REPORT***
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As you likely know already, it’s very warm out the door with temps well into the 60s to start the day. These temps are already 10 degrees above our average highs for this time of year, so this is a highly anomalous air mass being jettisoned straight south to north by a powerful upper ridge located to our southeast.

Today and tonight will draw the last full breath of this warmth from the south and deliver to the WMass region — in other words, this warmth is on the wane.

Any sunny breaks this morning go bye-bye, as clouds fill in today, but highs will still climb into the upper 60s to mid 70s. If we can manage some longer sunny periods, some areas may spike into the upper 70s for a bit.

As moisture increases, it will feel humid! Dewpoints will rise into the low 60s, and a few scattered showers are expected this afternoon. Southwest winds will gust 20-30mph at times, especially at elevation.

For tonight, it will remain mostly cloudy with lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s, and a final round of showers will be moving into the region towards sunrise and the early morning hours ahead of an incoming sharp cold front.

Even though the cold front will move through during the morning, we should still see highs crest into the upper 60s to low 70s given full sunshine developing. No records are expected to be broken in our region tomorrow, except maybe Providence and southeast MA where warm air lingers longest.

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Temps and humidity will be falling through Monday afternoon and night, plummeting air temps into the mid to upper 30s by Tuesday morning — that’s 30 degrees colder than this morning’s temps!!

As this happens Monday afternoon into Tuesday, winds will start gusting from the west and then the northwest between 25-35mph as the new air mass advects into the region.

Tuesday and Wednesday will be thoroughly autumnal with mostly sunny skies, Canadian high pressure moving in, and highs in the upper 40s to low 50s both days.

Tuesday night could be the coldest night yet with lows down into the upper teens to low 20s!

I’m telling you folks, enjoy this warmth, because reality is about to overspread New England with vim AND vigor by mid week.

Now, as this cold high pressure dome moves east, we’re going to see one more connection with southern mild temps and a potential Category 1 hurricane forming down near Florida, the remnants of which should get drawn north and into some part of New England by the end of next week.

So, high pressure moves east by Thursday, and milder temps move back in on southwest flow, but won’t be as warm as this record-breaking stretch.

Highs Thursday and Friday should reach the low to mid 60s with lows in the 40s. Thursday looks lovely, pick of the week actually, with plenty of sun and milder temps, but Friday should see clouds developing as the day wears on with some later day showers possible.

Then we turn our attention to Friday night into Saturday which could feature an accelerating, sopping post-tropical storm that could lash our region with heavy rainfall and some wind, too, before pulling even cooler into the region by end of next weekend.

Stay tuned for updates on these weather changes, have a great day, and remember…

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