Not a lot going on to start off the night. The best moisture and instability remain west
of Connecticut…for now. But we are
certainly not out of the woods. Showers will become more numerous towards
daybreak.
Keep an umbrella nearby Friday with heavy rain at times with embedded thunderstorms. Downpours can happen at any time of the day. Some of the storms could be strong and will need to be monitored. Although there is low instability in the atmosphere, the wind shear (wind direction turning with height) is just right. This means there is a possibility for low topped supercells if we can get some storms to develop.
Very humid, almost tropical air remains in place through
tonight. A cold front Friday night will help wash the moisture out of the
air. Early morning clouds Saturday will
break for sun with drier comfy air streaming in. Both days this weekend look
perfect and most of next week looks dry and sunny.
Tonight: Mainly dry through midnight, showers and storms
becoming more numerous towards daybreak. Low: Near 70
Tomorrow: Very humid with periodic downpours and embedded
thunderstorms. Some storms could be strong to severe. High: Near 80
Saturday: Early clouds break for sunshine. Turning less humid and more comfortable as the day progresses. A bit warmer than recent days. High: Mid 80s
Saturday: Early clouds break for sunshine. Turning less humid and more comfortable as the day progresses. A bit warmer than recent days. High: Mid 80s
Sunday: Sunny and dry with low humidity. Fantastic late
summer weekend! High: Low 80s
Monday: Sunny skies for most of the day. Clouds increasing late and at night. High: Low to mid 80s
Tuesday: Increasing clouds with showers developing, mainly in the afternoon. Low to mid 80s
Monday: Sunny skies for most of the day. Clouds increasing late and at night. High: Low to mid 80s
Tuesday: Increasing clouds with showers developing, mainly in the afternoon. Low to mid 80s
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