Welcome to Monday

 

The surface chart shows high pressure overhead, providing a cool start under sunny skies. We do have a weak frontal boundary hanging out over New York State into Southern New England. The day will be dry with temperatures warming by the afternoon.  

We’re going to have a ridge build in providing warming temperatures, as a warm front lifts through the region. There could be a few hit and miss rain showers for Tuesday into Wednesday, but most shouldn’t see them.  By Wednesday temperatures will be well above average for this time of year.

For Halloween Thursday the warmth continues, with many places away from the coast, challenging temperature records.

A cold front is forecast to move through west to east Thursday evening into Friday morning. Those western parts of the region could see some rain showers in time for trick or treating. Everyone else should stay dry during the evening. The front with the rain will be pushing through New England during the overnight hours. This will bring us a chance for scattered rain showers during the overnight hours into Friday morning skies will be clearing behind the front with rain ending over New England by Friday afternoon.

The coming weekend will see high pressure moving in overhead. The high pressure will be with us through Monday providing sun, seasonal to slightly above seasonal temperatures and dry conditions.