Our beautiful stretch of dry, warm weather has come to an end, and we’ll need to keep our umbrellas handy. Tevin Wooten has all the details on your forecast.
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The rain is giving us migraines. We have an intact storm offshore, complete with wind and cool temperatures, but the process of actually getting the rain to move in from the ocean is a different story.
There are batches, bands, clumps, and individual downpours all thrown together haphazardly.
Our guidance is having a hard time sorting it out and timing the arrival/departure of all this water. Suffice it to say, we are still confident that SOME rain will fall in the coming days, but pinpointing the exact spots for the heaviest rain may be a game time decision.
IF any one spot gets caught in heavier bursts, there could be as much as 1-2 inches of rainfall. We’re watching this evolve with bated breath.
Winds will increase from the northeast today. Gusts could top 40mph on the Cape late Thursday or Friday. Elsewhere along the coast, gusts of 30-35 are possible. Strongest winds will back off on Saturday, but it will still be breezy.
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Speaking of the weekend, Saturday still looks pretty drab with a few widely scattered showers, while Sunday gives us some hope for drying in the afternoon. Temps are very fall-like with highs in the low 60s.
Guess it beats 50s…or 40s. We know those days aren’t far behind.
