Western Mass Weather for September 7, 2019

DORIAN PRODUCED 60MPH GUST IN PROVINCETOWN, 63MPH IN WELLFLEET, AND 54MPH ON NANTUCKET… RAIN IS OVER IN WMASS AND ENDING ON OUTER CAPE AS DORIAN HEADS OFF TO NOVA SCOTIA AND THEN ULTIMATELY DISSIPATION WITH TIME… BUH BYE DORIAN… A SPOT SHOWER POSSIBLE LATER TODAY OR THIS EVENING, OTHERWISE DRYING/CLEARING TRENDS… SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY IS BEAUTIFUL… WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY A BIT WARMER, MORE HUMID, SHOWERY, THEN NICENESS RESUMES BY LATE WEEK (7:35AM SAT)

Good morning everybody, our rainfall from last night and the outer reaches of Dorian has ended.

Drier and more sunny weather will be developing, as a nice stretch of weather arrives on the banks of the Connecticut River Valley.

SUMMARY
–Mostly sunny skies develop for today, highs 65-70, north winds could gust to 20mph as the storm pulls away, lowering humidity
–Lows tonight reach the low 50s under partly cloudy skies
–After some patchy fog late tonight or tomorrow morning, we have a trio of wicked sweet weather days coming up
–Highs will generally be in the mid 60s to low 70s, from high terrain to low terrain, and lows in the mid 40s to low 50s – A Fall feel for sure!
–Mostly sunny skies will be dominant during this period, as high pressure builds in from west to east
–By Tuesday night into Wednesday, high pressure will scoot east of here, and allow a more moist, southwesterly flow to move into the region in front of a cold front that will move through sometime on Thursday or Thursday night
–This will allow for some showers and possibly some thunderstorms to move into the region during Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the low to id 70s
–It could get windy here by Friday morning as a frontal boundary goes careening through the region
–Next weekend looks pretty good for now, but I will update you as we get closer.

I hope you have a great day and weekend, and be sure to listen to some music you love today. #MusicIsTheBest

By |2019-09-07T07:34:27-04:00September 7, 2019|Current Forecast|

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