Rainy Friday

Friday will start with increasing clouds as a warm front comes to Southern New England. Rain will develop through the morning and be here all day through tonight. Temperatures will top out in the 40s, ensuring that today’s precipitation stays rain. Overnight, as the front clears, we will bring in colder air and any leftover showers near dawn have the potential to mix with or change to snow showers with no accumulation expected. Saturday starts with a lot of clouds and temps in the 30s. As the day goes on, skies clear and temperatures will drop into the 20s by the evening. Sunday will have increasing clouds and highs in the upper-30s. These clouds are in advance of our next weather-maker, an Alberta Clipper. Clippers typically move quickly and don’t have a lot of moisture, yielding lower snow totals and this one is no different. Late Sunday night into Monday morning, we have snow that may yield very minor accumulations, think around an inch and it may even change over to rain at the end on Monday as temperatures rise into the upper-40s. Full sun returns for Tuesday with cooler and seasonable highs in the upper-30s. Wednesday into Thursday is the next system with a chance of mixed precipitation.