There is an enhanced risk for brush fires on Saturday with a
combination of gusty winds and low humidity. Other than that, Saturday will
also be a great day to spend outside. Temperatures
will soar through the 70s and sunshine will mix with a few afternoon clouds. A
cold front will come through in the afternoon. Rain will most likely stay north
of Connecticut although there is a chance for an isolated shower. Sunday will
be noticeably cooler with high temperatures in the 60s inland, 50s for the
shoreline. Wet weather returns late Monday with a coastal storm. Rain could
come down heavy at times Monday night into Tuesday. Cooler, unsettled weather sticks around for
most of next week.
Tonight:
Clearing. Low: 45-50.
A FIRE WEATHER WATCH
IS IN EFFECT SATURDAY. THAT MEANS A
HIGHER RISK OF BRUSH FIRES TO FORM AND SPREAD WITH A COMBINATION OF DRY AIR,
MILD TEMPS AND GUSTY WINDS.
Tomorrow: Windy
and warm. A gusty northwest wind at 10-20 mph. Higher gusts up to 35 mph. High:
68-75.
Sunday: Sunshine
mixing with late day clouds. Cooler. High: 60-65 inland, 55-60 for the
shoreline.
Monday: Rain developing, some heavy at times late Monday or Monday night. Cooler. High: 48-53.
Tuesday: Chance
for some lingering morning showers. Clouds break for some late day sunshine.
High: 60-65.
Wednesday: A mix of
clouds and sun, cooler. High: 54-58.
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