Saturday night: Clearing. Patchy areas of fog. Lows in the 50s.
Sunday: Sun and clouds. An isolated shower inland. Warm. Highs in the low 80s inland, 75 to 80 at the coast. Monday: Increasing clouds with some showers and the chance of thunder arriving late in the day. Highs 75 to 80.
We’re finally starting to see the pesky upper-level storm system loosen its grip on New England, but we’re not entirely done.
Rain chances for the Boston metro area will be lower this evening through Sunday, but there will be some scattered showers and storms farther north.
Sunday will generally be drier with more sunshine and warmer temperatures around. So we will at least get one decent day on Sunday before the pattern gets more active again as the new work week begins.
We will be keeping an eye on a pair of storm systems, one to our southwest and another to our northwest. They will merge into one, slower-moving storm system by midweek.
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The slower movement will keep the chance for showers and storms around for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Some drier air should move in by Friday.
