(6:45am) THE 411 FOR THE 413: MORNING PATCHY FOG, DRIZZLE AND SCATTERED SHOWERS WILL GIVE WAY TO CLOUDY SKIES, AND THEN SUNNY PERIODS… ISOLATED TO SCATTERED DOWNPOURS OR THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE DURING THE AFTERNOON BEFORE THE COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH, DRYING US OUT FOR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW…
TODAY’S DATE: Sunday, May 20, 2018
OUR STAR:
THE SUN ROSE AT: 5:25am this morning
THE SUN WILL SET AT: 8:09pm this evening
HIGH TEMPS: Highs should reach into the low 70s in the Berkshires/hilltowns and the mid/upper 70s in the valley
LOW TEMPS: Lows should drop into the mid 40s in the Berkshires/hilltowns and the upper 40s in the valley
SKIES: Cloudy early with partly to mostly sunny skies later in the afternoon
WINDS: West wind gusting to 20mph at times
OUR MOON (Waxing Crescent):
THE MOON WILL RISE AT: 10:36am this morning
THE MOON WILL SET AT: 1:17am tomorrow morning
NWS ALERTS: None.
Good morning fine folks of this fair neck of the woods, dew point temps will rise into the 60s for a humid day with patchy fog, drizzle and scattered showers this morning, then becoming cloudy for a time. Eventually, some sunshine should break out ahead of the cold frontal passage.
However, there should be enough instability and moisture present for a broken line of showers, isolated downpours and even a few thunderstorms to develop. Some gusty winds are possible, but these storms shouldn’t be that strong. I will update later this afternoon.
We clear out and dry out tonight, as humidity begins to decrease, thankfully.
Tomorrow looks gorgeous and warm, with sunshine and highs 75-80 degrees! More showers are possible Tuesday night, but should be isolated.
Have a great day!