The pattern in the next two weeks may evolve to something slightly different from we have seen so far this summer, but it is unlikely to bring extreme heat to Southern New England. Next week will start with showers, but should improve by midweek. The air that moves in Tuesday and Wednesday will be relatively […]
There will be a brief warm-up in the middle of the week before a cold front threatens with showers and thunderstorms from late Wednesday into early Friday. The weekend is shaping up to be seasonably warm with sunshine giving way to clouds late Sunday as the jet stream buckles again in the Eastern United States. […]
The threat of locally heavy rain continues through late Wednesday as a front slowly eases through New England. The best chance of torrential downpours in RI and SE MA is from Tuesday night through mid-afternoon Wednesday. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect through that time. After the storm system moves offshore, there should be […]
The weather will stay quiet through the weekend in Southern New England before the action really picks up early next week. As we mentioned on Monday’s Long-Range Forecast, there will be an anomalously strong trough diving into the central United States early next week. Southern New England will be on the warm, humid, and unsettled […]
So far, this summer is going about how we thought it would. The overriding theme of our summer forecast was for a “warm” summer with a lack of extreme heat. To date, the warmest it’s been at TF Green Airport is 90°. It may make it to 90° in the next couple of days, but […]
It’s been a fairly typical start to June in Southern New England. We have not seen any extreme heat, and we don’t expect there to be much, if any, of it in the next couple of weeks. The overall pattern is somewhat unsettled along the Eastern Seaboard, and that’s something we’ll be dealing with in […]
The Right Weather Spring Outlook turned out to be pretty accurate. The overall weather pattern has not changed too much in the last few months, and we were right about the spring gradually getting warmer (relative to normal) and May breaking the streak of six consecutive colder than normal months in Southeastern New England. We also called […]
The past couple of days have been near-perfect in Southeastern New England. I, for one, would take this type of weather all summer. Lows in the 40s, highs in the 70s to low 80s – tough to beat! Looking ahead at the next couple of weeks, there is not going to be a lot of extreme […]
May 2014 is well on the way to being warmer than normal (1.9° above normal through May 26), but there have not been many extremes this month. Aside from a three day stretch from May 10-12 when the temperature averaged more than 10° above normal, all but three days have been within 4° of normal. […]