The big upper level disturbance that’s been parked near New England will slowly lose its grip on the region in the coming days, allowing for brighter skies and an extended stretch of mainly dry weather. Danielle shares that the cooler than normal temperatures will only stick around for another day before warmer air returns. Full details through the weekend in the video or written format below!
On Thursday, low pressure shifts slightly north, focusing the greatest chance of wet weather on northern Vermont, New Hampshire, and central to northern Maine. In these areas, we may see some brief downpours, lightning, and even an isolated severe thunderstorm with gusty winds during the afternoon into early evening.
By Friday, the low starts to lose its grip on the Northeast, setting us up for a pleasant end to the week. While there might be a lingering sprinkle in northern Maine on Friday morning, most of us can expect a blend of sun and clouds with temperatures in the 70s. The humidity will still be in check, making it feel quite comfortable.
Looking ahead to the weekend, it’s shaping up to be fantastic! Here’s what you can expect: