Rain moves in Tuesday night

It’s already cloudy around Southern New England. We’ll continue to see clouds move in throughout the day, though on the bright side, temperatures will be back at/above average with highs in the low 50s.

Around 7:00 PM, the first raindrops start to fall across the area. Rain will gradually become more widespread and heavier overnight into early Wednesday morning. The last drops will fade before the morning commute, though it will still be cloudy, misty and mild with lows in the upper 40s. Round two of rain arrives later Wednesday morning, lingering through early afternoon. We’ll see a few spotty showers even afterwards. It’ll take until Wednesday night for the last showers to move out and the clouds to begin to clear.

That does leave us with a dry Thanksgiving, but a cool and breezy one as well! Expect a mix of sun and clouds thanks to some moisture being carried from the Great Lakes on a northwesterly breeze. We may even see a quick flurry thanks to that lake-effect moisture. Otherwise, highs will be in the mid 40s.

Friday is sunnier but still breezy. Highs will be cooler, only in the low 40s. Saturday is essentially identical– sunny but chilly in the low 40s.

Sunday, temperatures climb (mid 40s) but clouds increase ahead of our next round of rain. Rain arrives Sunday evening, lingering into Monday morning.

— Kristina