Delicate weekend, St. Patrick’s Day rain – Boston Information, Climate, Sports activities
Prepare for a gentle weekend! Highs will probably be within the low 60s Saturday and higher 60s on Sunday. Saturday could be your extra comfy day to be outdoors with much less wind and a few solar. Sunday the wind cranks up forward of rain.
We’re watching strengthening low stress throughout the Plains. Extreme storms are ongoing for components of Kansas and Missouri. Tomorrow that extreme storm risk strikes to the South. This all reaches us Sunday evening into Monday. No extreme risk for us, however there will probably be sturdy to probably damaging wind gusts. Winds might gust close to/above 40 mph.
Leaping forward to Sunday, right here is the timing beneath. Simply after sundown, the road of showers and storms continues to be to our west. It strikes in between 10 pm and midnight. A gentle and at instances heavy rain will happen in a single day into Monday morning. You may hear some rumbles of thunder as this strikes by way of. The showers will probably linger into the afternoon.
It will likely be soaking rain with greater totals of 2-2.5″ favoring southeast Mass. Decrease totals for cities north and west.
Tonight, there will probably be some low clouds. Temperatures tomorrow begin off within the mid 30s. Extra clouds within the morning with some solar later within the day. We’ll finish the day with temperatures within the low 60s inland, 50s on the coast and 40s on the Cape and Islands.
Sunday will deliver us extra clouds and the prospect for spotty showers or sprinkles within the morning. A robust south to southwesterly wind will assist to push temperatures into the mid/higher 60s inland. The Euro Ensemble hints at an opportunity (though it’s low!) that cities across the Merrimack Valley might attain 70.
We filter Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs will probably be within the mid 60s Wednesday. We welcome spring on Thursday! It comes with the prospect for a PM bathe that lingers into Friday.
-Meteorologist Melanie Black
