Take a deep breath.
The humidity of recent days has been replaced by a nice refreshing and comfortable
air mass. As an added bonus, high
pressure will deliver wall to wall sunshine the next couple of days. Clouds
will increase Thursday with the chance for showers sneaking into western areas
late-day. A cluster of storms moving out
of the Gulf of Mexico will play a major role in the Friday/Saturday
forecast. Right now it’s not looking
pretty as a wave of low pressure rides up the eastern seaboard providing waves of heavy rain persisting into the start
of the weekend. It’s Monday. So there’s plenty of time for the forecast to
change. But I would rather play the forecast on the pessimistic side so you’re
mentally prepared for half the weekend to get washed out.
Tonight: Early downpours, then clearing, less humid and
cooler. Lows: 45-54
Tomorrow: Noticeably less humid and not as mild as recent
days. Abundant sunshine. Northwest wind at 10 to 20 miles an hour. High: Low to
mid 70s
Wednesday: Mostly sunny, dry and pleasant. Nice refreshing
air mass. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. High: Mid 70s
Thursday: Sunny start with clouds increasing during the
afternoon. Showers possible in far western Connecticut late in the afternoon.
High: mid 70s
Friday: Cloudy and
cooler with periods of rain and drizzle. Rain could come down heavy at times.
High: Upper 60s
Saturday: Periods of rain, heavy at times. We'll need to
watch this slow moving storm for the potential for flash flooding.
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