Wednesday Forecast

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12:06PM

DAYS 1-5 (AUGUST 23-27)
Cold front moves offshore and in comes a drier and cooler pattern lasting many days.
TODAY: Clouds and a passing shower possible Cape Cod through midday. Sun and passing clouds elsewhere. Highs 77-85. Wind shifting to W 5-15 MPH.
TONIGHT: Mostly clear. Lows 50-55 interior, 55-60 coast. Wind NW 5-15 MPH.
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 75-82. Wind NW 5-15 MPH.
FRIDAY: Partly cloudy. Lows from the middle 50s to lower 60s. Highs from the middle 70s to lower 80s.
SATURDAY: Mostly sunny. Lows in the 50s. Highs in the 70s.
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny. Lows in the 50s. Highs in the 70s.

DAYS 6-10 (AUGUST 28-SEPTEMBER 1)
Generally fair with temperatures pleasant but somewhat below normal to start the period as high pressure holds. Increasing humidity and possibly a few showers later in the period. Indications continue that any tropical activity will be kept to the south and east but will continue to watch it.

DAYS 11-15 (SEPTEMBER 2-6)
Seasonably warm and somewhat humid with a few shower and thunderstorm opportunities during this time period.

31 thoughts on “Wednesday Forecast”

  1. Thanks TK! Looks like pretty much everyone north of the Pike saw some storms survive to the coast last night. Thomas/Irving trade has been made official.

  3. Thanks TK
    Best stretch of summer weather is here in my opinion. Nice temperatures and low dew points.

    1. Maybe for New England where summer really isn’t summer compared to the rest of the CONUS. This summer has really been extended spring and/or early fall. This “summer” has been one big disappointment for those of us that like summer. Think winter of 2012 for you guys who like snow and cold. The warm season this year has been less than stellar for us who like and enjoy a good warm season.

        1. Meh…September can be really nice, but it ain’t really summer. Just like the end of march and early April really isn’t spring either. Oh the calendar says it is, but the calendar doesn’t dictate sensible weather.

          1. Enjoy the terrible stretch of weather we have coming up during the next several days. 😉

            1. Come on now. You know what I meant.
              And, the low temps over the next week don’t exactly scream summer.

              1. I know. I do get the you like the warm/humid side of things. Even though you know I like it all, I do enjoy that myself, and it won’t be around, so you are correct about that aspect. I think the majority of folks will enjoy what’s upcoming though. You should start to get your warmth/humidity back as we head to the final days of August.

  5. Big time deluge on 12z GFS for southeast Texas from Harvey. Hopefully way overdone but clicking on the cod site there are areas that COULD have foot and half to over three feet of rain.

  6. At least there will be a nice, comfy stretch for next week for the poor kids who have to start school next week.

  8. Temperatures for
    June average most common temperature 70-79
    Average 73.23. 4.77 degrees below normal
    July Most common temperature range 80-89
    Average 77.5 5.5 degrees below normal
    August most common temperatures so far is 80-89
    average so far 76.5 that is 4.5 below normal.
    This information based on my temperature data from my weather station.

    1. Matt,

      Are you sure of these numbers?

      For Boston, I believe June averaged above average with July just about average
      and August “about” on course for average or very close to it.

      1. For Boston:

        Past weather Boston – june 2017

        Average high temperature: 78.4°F (normal: 76°F)
        Average low temperature: 60.6°F (normal: 60°F)
        Average temperature: 69.5°F (normal: 68°F)
        Total Precipitation: 4.85 inch (normal: 3.66 inch)

        Past weather Boston – july 2017

        Average high temperature: 80.0°F (normal: 81°F)
        Average low temperature: 65.0°F (normal: 65°F)
        Average temperature: 72.5°F (normal: 73°F)
        Total Precipitation: 4.03 inch (normal: 3.43 inch)

          1. I should have added that i included memorial day as part of my june avsrage that put in a few 50s that why with out that its around 2.5 below

    1. Both GFS and EURO 12z op runs bring rain to New England from Harvey’s remains. Euro on 9/1, GFS on 9/3. This is today’s signal projection anyway.

      1. Yup, they do, with the Euro delivering a little bit more than the
        GFS. We shall see.

        We could use the rain. Been fairly dry lately. Sure, areas to the West got some last night.

        I received a PALTRY 0.04 inch at my house in JP.

    1. Good thing that’s just climo. 😉

      It’ll be a while before we can forecast that one…although it may already be showing up on AccuWeather’s extended forecast. 😛

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