Two Not Of A Kind

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3:06PM

Two low pressure areas will continue to be the dominant features for the balance of the week (through Saturday). The first one was responsible for the ribbon of heavy rain in the early hours of  Saturday, the few showers that popped up Sunday, and the more numerous showers over eastern New England Monday and Monday night. This low continues to have some influence today as the sun heating the ground has interacted with the chilly air aloft and popped more clouds. This time only isolated showers are possible, and if they occur it will be only through early evening. Most areas will not see these. This low pressure area, centered to the east of the region, finally moves away by early Wednesday but makes way for another one approaching from the west. We’ll hear from it first in the form of increasing clouds Wednesday afternoon, then some wet weather Wednesday night through Friday (not raining the entire time), and cool air, especially Thursday. This is a little different than how the current low has impacted the region, but moving away Saturday it will be somewhat similar to its cousin, with a few instability showers possible to start the Memorial Day Weekend. But as we get to the  middle and end of the holiday weekend, Sunday and Memorial Day Monday look much better, and warmer, as a westerly flow takes over.

Updated forecast for southeastern New England…

THROUGH EVENING: Partly cloudy. Isolated showers possible especially coastal NH and eastern MA. Temperatures start out middle 60s to lower 70s cooling to upper 50s to lower 60s. Wind light N to NE.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear. Lows middle 40s inland valleys to middle 50s shoreline and urban centers. Wind light variable.

WEDNESDAY: Sunny morning. Increasing clouds afternoon. Highs from near 60 coastal areas to  near 70 inland areas. Wind light variable becoming SE up to 10 MPH.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Cloudy. Periods of rain developing. Lows in the 50s. Wind SE to E 5-15 MPH.

THURSDAY: Cloudy. Periods of rain. Temperatures steady in the 50s. Wind E to NE 10-20 MPH.

FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers. Low 51. High 64.

SATURDAY: Variably cloudy. Isolated showers. Low 50. High 68.

SUNDAY: Partly cloudy. Low 54. High 74.

MONDAY – MEMORIAL DAY: Mostly sunny. Low 57. High 81.

36 thoughts on “Two Not Of A Kind”

    1. Had to get that in there.

      Many thanks TK.

      So we’ll freeze at Fenway tonight? Logan still at 62 with ESE wind.

      1. Not freezing, but a chill in the air for certain. 🙂 The wind will be quite light, dropping from light NNE to near calm.

          1. Just think – it could be 98 with 70 DP.

            Enjoy the game and hope you and Hadi find each other. Remember, you promised to video your dance and post it here.

              1. Sooner or later an AL East team is going to get on a hot streak and break away from the pack and at this point I wouldn’t count on the Red Sox to be that team.

                1. I sure wouldn’t count on it being the red flops. They can’t hit and IF they hit, they can’t pitch. Anyone who KNOWS how to pitch can completely SHUT them down. 😀

  2. Our maple tree leaves are totally destroyed. And we have little black droppings everywhere that stick to everything. I’m afraid to think they may be the droppings of the caterpillars. It is disgusting.

    1. Those little black drops are all over my car.
      BUT the Maple trees look OK??? I don’t get that.
      Perhaps we have those buggers, but not as many?
      I found a little greenie on my car door.

        1. It’s worm poop, luckily I have the trees treated here in early April, it is disgusting though, good luck Vicki 🙂

  6. Sox have resigned drew for a 1 year 10 million dollar deal. He is hitting the minor league and should be in the lineup next week.

  7. Having dinner on the CBS Patio at Patriot Place enjoying this beautiful night, as always very busy.

    Summertime Crabgrass is rearing it’s ugly head already, seeing 2 and 3 tiller crabgrass, make sure you kill it before it takes over the entire lawn, good luck!! 🙂

  8. Dr. Cohen is on with Harvey tonight at 11 with his summer preview.

    Thanks and happy birthday TK!

    1. I am keeping my fingers crossed on no HHH, thunderstorms or hurricanes this summer. 🙂

  10. I want to track thunderstorms this summer but hopefully no repeat of June 1, 2011. Its hard to believe 3 years have passed since the Springfield Tornado and it was the first time in my life I ever saw a tornado on live television in New England. I will never forget that image of the tornado going across the CT River.
    If there is 3 H weather I hope its there are not prolonged spells of it and hurricanes keep them over the fish.

  11. Please tell me that is raindrops I hear on the roof and not a creature. Creatures are suppose to vacate in nice weather

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