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07/01/2023

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05/01/2023

FINAL DAILY FORECAST

This Afternoon: Widespread fog, some dense, with periods of mist and isolated rain showers. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph, mainly at the coast.

Tonight: Scattered rain showers, possibly as snow near the NH border with localized dustings. Widespread fog, some dense. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph, mainly in southeast MA, with up to 30 mph at the coast.

Friday: Rain in southeast MA with snow for inland northeast MA, some mixing in between and for coastal northeast MA including sleet. Accumulations of 1-2 inches expected. Rain may be heavy with thunder on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Widespread fog, locally dense. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph, mainly at the coast.

Friday Evening: All rain south of US-44 with a mix of rain and snow north into the rest of southeast MA and coastal northeast MA, and all snow for inland northeast MA. Storm total snowfall of 1-3 inches expected. Areas of fog. Northeasterly winds shifting northwesterly with gusts of 15-25 mph in coastal areas.

Overnight Friday: Areas of fog improving west to east.

04/01/2023

This Afternoon: Areas of fog, locally dense.

Tonight: Periods of rain showers, some heavy late. Widespread fog, some dense. East-northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 35 mph in east coastal areas.

Thursday: Mist, drizzle and widespread fog, some dense. Northeasterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 40 mph in east coastal areas, decreasing to 15-25 mph in the afternoon with up to 30 mph on Cape Ann.

Thursday Night: Spotty rain showers, some with sleet or snow north of I-90. Any patchy accumulations will be under half an inch. Mist and drizzle. North-northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph during the evening in southeast MA and coastal northeast MA, with up to 30 mph on Cape Ann early.

Friday: Rain showers in southeast MA and light snow in northeast MA. Coatings are possible. Watching for potential of freezing drizzle.

03/01/2023

This Afternoon through Tonight: Periods of rain, soaking at times. Cannot rule out thunder. Widespread fog, some dense. South-southeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph south of US-44 and east coastal areas this afternoon, then southwesterly at 20-30 mph along the southern shoreline and islands.

Wednesday: Patchy fog, more widespread along the southern shoreline or islands. West-southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph along the southern shoreline and islands in the morning.

Wednesday Night: Steady rain becoming more occasional after midnight. Widespread fog, some dense. Northeasterly winds increasing with gusts peaking at 25-35 mph and up to 40 mph for east coastal areas.

Thursday: Widespread mist and drizzle, some freezing in northeast MA with dangerous icing possible inland. Sleet also likely. Northeasterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with 30-40 mph for east coastal areas.

02/01/2023

Tonight: Areas of fog, locally dense in southeast MA. Scattered rain showers developing late.

Tuesday Morning: Occasional rain showers. Widespread fog.

Tuesday Afternoon: Steady rain. Widespread dense fog. South-southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in southeast MA.

Tuesday Evening: Steady, soaking rain gradually tapering off. Widespread fog, some dense.

Overnight Tuesday: Lingering rain showers along the southern shoreline, Cape and Islands. Widespread fog, some dense.

Wednesday Morning: Southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph along the southern shoreline.

Wednesday Afternoon and Evening: Periods of heavy rain. Thunder and localized flooding possible. South-southwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph south of US-44.

01/01/2023

Overnight Tonight: Rain, locally heavy with a few rumbles of thunder possible on the Cape and Islands. Widespread fog, dense at the coast.

New Year's Day Morning: Fog clearing. Westerly winds gusting 25-35 mph.

New Year's Day Afternoon: Westerly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

Sunday Evening: Westerly winds gusting 20-30 mph at the coast.

Overnight Sunday: Patchy fog.

Monday: Isolated rain showers in the morning. Patchy fog along the southern shoreline. West-southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

30/12/2022

This Afternoon: Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

This Evening: Patchy fog in southeast MA.

Overnight Tonight: Isolated rain showers around Nantucket. Patchy fog.

Saturday Morning: Rain showers developing in southeast MA, locally heavy. Areas of fog, locally dense along the southern shoreline, Cape and Islands. South-southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

Saturday Afternoon: Rain showers becoming more widespread across the region, locally heavy. Fog becoming more widespread in southeast MA and coastal northeast MA. Southerly winds gusting 25-35 mph along the southern shoreline.

New Year's Eve: Light to moderate rain, with embedded heavy thunderstorms and southerly gusts up to 25 mph on the outer Cape and Nantucket. Widespread fog, some dense in coastal areas.

Overnight After Ball Drop: Another period of rain, heavy on the Cape and Islands. Widespread fog, some dense in southeast MA and coastal northeast MA. West-southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.

New Year's Day: Westerly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 35 mph in exposed areas.

29/12/2022

This Afternoon: Patchy coastal fog along the southern shoreline. Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph, some up to 30 mph at the coast in southeast MA.

Tonight through Friday: Patchy fog, retreating to the coast by the afternoon. Occasional southwesterly gusts of 15-25 mph in the afternoon.

Friday Night: Patchy fog, locally dense along the southern shoreline. Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph along eastern shorelines.

Saturday: Southerly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 40 mph on the Cape and Islands. Drizzle possible in the afternoon.

28/12/2022

Wednesday: Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph on Cape Ann.

Wednesday Night into Thursday Morning: Locally patchy fog, mainly along the southern shoreline.

Thursday: Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph at the coast.

Thursday Night: Areas of patchy fog. Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph along the southern shoreline, Cape and Islands.

26/12/2022

This Afternoon: Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph on Cape Ann.

This Evening: A few rain/snow showers around Nantucket.

Tuesday: West-southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in coastal areas, with up to 30 mph along the southern shoreline, Cape and Islands.

Wednesday: Southwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph on the outer Cape.

25/12/2022

This Afternoon: Ocean effect snow along the southern shoreline with an additional 1-3 inches, and on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket with an additional coating up to 1 inch possible. Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with 30-40 mph in coastal regions of southeast MA.

Tonight: Ocean effect snow showers on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. An additional coating up to 1 inch likely. Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mpg at the coast.

Monday Morning: Southwesterly gusts of 15-25 mph lingering in coastal areas.

Overnight Monday: Slight chance for light snow in northeast MA.

Tuesday: Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph south of US-44.

24/12/2022

This Afternoon through Sunday Night: Periods of ocean effect snow and sleet along the southern shoreline including the Cape and Islands. Accumulations of at least a coating are expected with locally up to 6 inches in more persistent banding on Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 40 mph in coastal areas through Sunday afternoon.

23/12/2022

This Afternoon and Evening: Periods of heavy rain followed by snow showers after sunset. Widespread dustings up to 1 inch likely. Southwesterly winds gusting 35-45 mph with 45-55 mph along the arctic front this evening. Plummeting temperatures will result in a flash freeze.

Overnight Tonight through Sunday: Ocean-effect snow bands along the southern shoreline including the Cape and Islands. Accumulations of 1-3 inches can be expected along the southern shoreline and Cape. 3 to 5 inches is possible on Martha's Vineyard with 5 to 9 inches on Nantucket. Southwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph in coastal areas. Gusts up to 50 mph linger overnight on the Cape and Islands. Winds will decrease to 15-25 mph on Sunday. Blowing snow is possible in areas with several inches of accumulation.

22/12/2022

STRONG WINDSTORM AND ARCTIC FRONT UPDATE:

PRECIPITATION: Widespread soaking rain arrives this evening and persists through Friday afternoon. Thunderstorms with heavier rain and hail are possible within this event, especially with the arctic front passage in the afternoon. Snow showers follow behind the front in the evening and continue overnight through Sunday morning along the southern shoreline due to ocean effect influence.

SNOW ACCUMULATIONS: Dustings up to 1 inch are possible across the region with 2 to 5 inches along the southern shoreline.

PRE-FRONTAL WINDS: East-southeasterly winds begin to increase this afternoon with gusts around 15 mph. Widespread frequent gusts of 30-40 mph then develop Thursday night including peaks of 45-55 mph on occasion, especially on east-facing shorelines. A secondary peak comes through early to mid Friday morning as the warm front passes with scattered gusts of 55-65 mph. These will then shift out of due south late morning ahead of the arctic front with widespread gusts of 30-40 mph and up to 50 mph in more exposed areas possible.

POST-FRONTAL WINDS: The arctic front passes through the region early Friday afternoon with widespread gusts of 40-50 mph and locally up to 60 mph out of the southwest. These will decrease to 35-45 mph and remain elevated at the coast with 45-55 mph. A gradual decrease to 25-35 mph occurs Friday night inland with 35-45 mph in coastal areas. Saturday will decrease further to 15-25 mph north of US-44 with 25-35 mph continuing along the southern shoreline, with up to 40 mph on the outer Cape. Westerly gusts of 25-35 mph across the region may then continue until Monday morning.

WIND IMPACTS: Monitor coastal flooding alerts for inundation and erosion. Periods of strong gusts over land with shifting winds will likely result in widespread power outages, downed tree limbs and weaker trees fully coming down. Lack of foliage will help for less widespread tree damage but power lines can still be damaged either way from snapped poles and downed branches. Outdoor objects will be blown away if not secured.

TEMPERATURE IMPACTS: Rising into the 40s Thursday night and peaking in the 50s ahead of the arctic front Friday morning. These will rapidly drop into the 30s in the afternoon then teens and single digits Friday night. Wet grounds will freeze with lots of untreated surfaces becoming icy. Power outages will also lead to heating concerns in homes including potential for bursting pipes. Heat homes higher than usual Thursday night to delay these effects and keep faucets dripping if the power goes out. Outdoor plants will be killed and so will any animals/pets unsheltered. Frostbite can occur rapidly in brutal wind chills.

22/12/2022

STRONG WINDSTORM AND ARCTIC FRONT:

PRECIPITATION: Rain arrives Thursday evening and persists through Friday morning before a break between the warm front and arctic cold front. Thunderstorms with heavier rain are possible within this event. A line of heavy showers moves through Friday afternoon with the arctic front passage including a chance for lightning strikes and hail. This could be potentially followed by snow showers on the backside of the front Friday night, with the greatest risk along the southern shoreline from ocean-effect influence.

SNOW ACCUMULATIONS: Patchy dustings are possible on the backside of the front but a few inches could accumulate along the southern shoreline if ocean-effect banding is persistent enough.

PRE-FRONTAL WINDS: East-southeasterly winds begin to increase Thursday afternoon with gusts around 15 mph. Widespread frequent gusts of 30-40 mph then develop Thursday night including peaks of 45-55 mph on occasion, especially on east-facing shorelines. A secondary peak comes through early to mid Friday morning as the warm front passes with gusts of 55-65 mph and locally up to 70 mph at the coast. These will then shift out of due south late morning ahead of the arctic front with widespread gusts of 35-45 mph.

POST-FRONTAL WINDS: The arctic front passes through the region early Friday afternoon with widespread gusts of 45-55 mph. These will decrease to 35-45 mph inland with a shift out of the southwest and remain elevated at the coast. A gradual decrease to 20-30 mph occurs Friday night and can still exceed 30 mph along the southern shoreline. Saturday through Sunday night will remain gusty at 25-35 mph across the region. Winds become more northwesterly Monday and Tuesday with a decrease to 15-25 mph.

WIND IMPACTS: Monitor coastal flooding alerts for inundation and erosion. Periods of strong gusts over land with shifting winds will likely result in widespread power outages, downed tree limbs and weaker trees fully coming down. Lack of foliage will help for less widespread tree damage but power lines can still be damaged either way from snapped poles and downed branches. Outdoor objects will be blown away if not secured.

TEMPERATURE IMPACTS: Rising into the 40s Thursday night and peaking in the 50s ahead of the arctic front Friday morning. These will rapidly drop into the 30s in the afternoon then teens Friday night. Wet grounds will freeze with lots of untreated surfaces becoming icy. Power outages will also lead to heating concerns in homes including potential for bursting pipes. Heat homes higher than usual Thursday night to delay these effects and keep faucets dripping if the power goes out. Outdoor plants will be killed and so will any animals/pets unsheltered.

20/12/2022

Overnight Tonight through Wednesday Morning: Mist, drizzle and isolated rain showers on the Cape and Islands.

Wednesday Night: Patchy inland fog.

Thursday: Drizzle, freezing drizzle or flurries possible. East-southeasterly winds increasing in the afternoon with gusts of 15-25 mph and up to 30 mph along the southern shoreline.

18/12/2022

Tonight through Monday Morning: West-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph in exposed areas.

Monday Afternoon and Night: West-northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 35 mph in coastal areas.

Tuesday Morning: Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph.

Tuesday Afternoon: Northwesterly gusts of 15-25 mph lingering at the coast.

Tuesday Night: Mist and drizzle on the Cape and Islands.

17/12/2022

Tonight: Lingering coastal rain showers, mainly before midnight. Westerly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph at the coast.

Sunday: Westerly winds gusting 15-25 mph in exposed areas.

Sunday Afternoon and Evening: A few rain showers around Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Westerly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph in exposed areas.

Overnight Sunday: Westerly winds gusting 20-30 mph.

Monday: West-northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph in exposed areas.

16/12/2022

Tonight through Friday: Occasional rain showers this evening becoming a steady, soaking rain overnight. Minor flooding likely. Heavy snow possible on the higher terrain in Worcester county Friday with accumulations of 4-8 inches. Easterly winds increasing to 25-35 mph tonight and peaking at 35-45 mph during the day with up to 55 mph on east facing shorelines. Minor tree damage and isolated to scattered power outages possible.

Friday Night through Saturday: Periods of rain, fog and mist. Snow mixing in or changing over across much of the area by Saturday. A coating is possible but will likely struggle to accumulate on wet grounds. Easterly winds decreasing but lingering longest around Essex county in the evening with gusts of 45-60 mph. Overnight a shift out of the northwest will occur at 20-30 mph with west-southwesterly gusts of 30-40 mph along the southern shoreline. These will all gradually become westerly at 15-25 mph by the end of the day Saturday.

14/12/2022

True Winter has arrived! Just a tad earlier than average and introducing itself appropriately with some snow and wind. We are practically locked in the cold to freezing pattern for the next several months with any warm-ups brief and mild.

14/12/2022

This Afternoon: Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph at the coast.

This Evening: A few bands of rain and/or snow showers. A quick coating may occur in some areas. Northwesterly gusts decreasing to 15-25 mph but shifting northeasterly at the coast with 30-40 mph continuing.

Overnight Tonight: Isolated rain/snow showers lingering. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph, most frequent in coastal areas.

Thursday Morning: A few rain showers around Nantucket. Patchy inland fog. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph in east coastal areas.

Thursday Afternoon and Evening: Scattered rain showers with some freezing rain or sleet possible on the higher terrain of Worcester county. Patchy fog. East-northeasterly winds gusting 20-30 mph, most persistent on east facing coastlines.

Overnight Thursday: Rain, mixing with snow on the higher terrain of Worcester county. Accumulating snow will be observed. Patchy fog. East-northeasterly winds increasing with gusts of 25-35 mph and 35-45 mph for coastal southeast MA.

Friday: Rain, soaking at times. Moderate to heavy snow on the higher terrain of Worcester county. Accumulations will be elevation dependent with a few inches above 300 feet and a foot or more above 1000 feet. East-northeasterly winds gusting 30-40 mph inland with 45-55 mph in coastal areas. Power outages and minor tree damage possible.

13/12/2022

This Afternoon: Northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

This Evening: Northwesterly winds increasing with gusts of 20-30 mph and up to 35 mph at the coast.

Overnight Tonight: Cannot rule out ocean effect snow showers on the outer Cape. Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph at the coast.

Wednesday Morning: Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph at the coast.

Wednesday Afternoon: Light rain showers possible on the outer Cape and Nantucket. Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with 40-45 mph in coastal areas.

Wednesday Evening: A band of rain/snow showers moving through from east to west. A quick coating may occur in some areas. Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with 30-40 mph in coastal areas.

Overnight Wednesday: Patchy fog. Northerly winds gusting 15-25 mph at the coast with up to 30 mph on Cape Ann.

Thursday: Mist, drizzle and flurries possible. Dustings and a glaze of ice may occur. Northeasterly winds gusting 20-30 mph.

12/12/2022

This Afternoon: North-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph on the Cape and Islands.

This Evening: North-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in coastal areas.

Tuesday: Occasional northwesterly gusts of 15-25 mph.

Tuesday Night: Ocean effect snow showers possible on the outer Cape and Nantucket. Northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in the evening, increasing to 25-35 mph overnight.

Wednesday: Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph in east coastal areas.

Wednesday Evening: Rain/snow showers in east coastal counties. Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph in east coastal areas.

11/12/2022

This Afternoon: Lingering ocean effect rain/snow showers in southeast MA.

Tonight: Snow, mixing with rain for much of inland southeast MA and likely remaining all rain in coastal areas including all of the Cape and Islands. A coating to 1 inch is likely with over an inch possible west of the I-495 corridor. Snow may not accumulate in much of the east coastal counties. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph at the coast.

Monday: Rain/snow showers in southeast MA, mainly on the Cape and Islands. Northerly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 35 mph in exposed areas, decreasing in the afternoon.

Monday Evening: Northerly winds gusting 15-25 mph at the coast.

Tuesday: Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph.

10/12/2022

This Afternoon through Monday Afternoon: Periods of ocean effect snow showers, mainly in southeast MA. These may mix with or remain as rain in coastal areas. Monday will begin to see a decrease in activity to mainly the Cape and Islands. Widespread coatings are likely with locally 1-4 inches in steadier banding. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph during the morning hours Monday including a shift out of the north-northwest.

09/12/2022

This Afternoon: Northerly winds gusting 20-30 mph with 30-40 mph in east coastal areas.

This Evening: North-northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph inland and 25-35 mph in coastal areas.

Overnight Friday: Isolated rain showers on the Cape and Islands. North-northeasterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 35 mph on the outer Cape and Nantucket.

Saturday: Isolated wintry mix showers south of US-44. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph in coastal areas.

Saturday Night: Ocean effect rain/snow showers in coastal areas with snow/sleet/freezing rain showers inland. A trace of ice along with a coating of snow possible. Snow may locally exceed 1 inch during steadier banding in southeast MA. Northeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with gradually decreasing frequency.

Sunday: Ocean effect snow showers in southeast MA and coastal northeast MA, mixing with or remaining as rain south of US-44. An additional coating of snow possible.

08/12/2022

Overnight Tonight: Mist and lingering rain showers ending. Fog clearing. Northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with around 30 mph at the coast.

Thursday and Thursday Evening: North-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with some up to 30 mph.

Overnight Thursday through Friday: North-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph inland with 25-35 mph in coastal areas.

Friday Night: Mist and isolated rain showers on the Cape and Islands. Northerly winds gusting 20-30 mph inland with around 35 mph in coastal areas.

06/12/2022

This Afternoon: A few rain showers around Worcester county. Southeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph on east facing shorelines.

This Evening: Scattered rain showers. Patchy fog west of the I-495 corridor. Southeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

Overnight Tonight through Wednesday Evening: Periods of rain, heavy at times. Nuisance flooding and thunder possible. Patchy fog, more widespread in the evening. Southeasterly winds gusting 20-30 mph, with 30-40 mph possible in coastal areas after sunrise.

Overnight Wednesday: Lingering rain showers on the Cape and Islands. Fog clearing. Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with up to 40 mph in exposed areas.

Thursday: Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph, decreasing in the afternoon.

05/12/2022

I will be moving to Pennsylvania in early January, so the last daily forecast I issue will be on January 5. I will keep this page active for anyone to request a specific forecast via message or however one may choose, and I will get to it as soon as I can.

05/12/2022

This Afternoon: Southerly winds gusting 15-25 mph north of US-44.

Tonight into Early Tuesday Morning: Patchy inland fog. Southeasterly gusts of 15-25 mph developing in coastal areas.

Tuesday: Southeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

Tuesday Night: Periods of rain. Patchy fog. Southeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

Wednesday: Intermittent rain showers, decreasing in coverage and frequency in the afternoon but remaining misty. Southeasterly winds gusting 20-30 mph in some areas.

04/12/2022

This Afternoon: Northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in coastal areas.

Tonight: Patchy inland fog in typical areas.

Monday: Southerly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

Monday Night: Patchy inland fog.

Tuesday: Sprinkles, mist or drizzle possible. Southeasterly winds gusting 15-25 mph, mainly at the coast.

03/12/2022

This Afternoon and Evening: Soaking rain followed by a line of showers, some heavy. Patchy fog clearing with cold front passage. South-southwesterly winds gusting 35-45 mph with some up to 50 mph, shifting west-northwesterly behind the cold front at 30-40 mph. Some power outages and minor tree damage possible.

Overnight Tonight: Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph and decreasing, becoming light inland.

Sunday: Northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with up to 30 mph in coastal areas, decreasing in the afternoon.

Sunday Night: Patchy fog in typical inland areas. Isolated rain showers near the outer Cape and Nantucket in the evening.

Monday: Southerly winds gusting 15-25 mph north of US-44, possibly higher on Cape Ann.

02/12/2022

Tonight: Patchy fog, mainly inland.

Saturday Morning: Light rain showers becoming more numerous. Southerly winds increasing with gusts of 30-40 mph.

Saturday Afternoon: Soaking rain. Southerly winds gusting 35-45 mph with up to 50 mph in coastal areas. Scattered power outages and minor tree damage possible.

Saturday Evening: Line of showers and scattered thunderstorms with torrential downpours. Patchy fog. Southwesterly winds shifting west-northwesterly with gusts of 30-40 mph. Gusts may be higher in the aforementioned line.

Overnight Saturday: Northwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph and dissipating inland, but lingering at 15-25 mph in coastal areas.

Sunday Morning: Westerly winds gusting 15-25 mph.

02/12/2022

Overnight Tonight: West-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in coastal areas.

Friday Night: Patchy inland fog.

Saturday: Soaking rain. Patchy fog. Southerly winds increasing with peak gusts of 40-50 mph in the afternoon. Scattered power outages and minor tree damage possible.

Saturday Night: Lingering rain showers in the evening. Winds shifting northwesterly with gusts of 25-35 mph and decreasing overnight.

30/11/2022

This Afternoon and Evening: Soaking rain overspreading the region. Southeasterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph in east coastal areas, increasing to 35-45 mph out of the south in the evening. Torrential squall line from west to east between 6 and 10 pm may contain gusts of 50-60 mph. Minor tree damage and power outages possible. Winds will then shift westerly at 30-40 mph.

Overnight Tonight: West-southwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph.

Thursday: A few rain/snow showers in southeast MA early morning. An isolated dusting cannot be ruled out. West-southwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph in coastal areas.

Thursday Evening: Northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with 30-35 mph in coastal areas.

29/11/2022

This Evening: Patchy fog developing north of I-90 inland.

Overnight Tonight through Wednesday Morning: Occasional drizzle or light rain showers in east coastal areas, mainly the Cape and Islands. Patchy fog. Southeasterly gusts of 20-30 mph developing after sunrise with 30-40 mph in east coastal areas.

Wednesday Afternoon: Rain developing. South-southeasterly winds gusting 30-40 mph.

Wednesday Evening: Soaking rain. Southerly winds gusting 35-45 mph. Torrential squall line possible with gusts of 50-60 mph followed by a shift out of the west decreasing to 25-35 mph and lingering heavy rain showers. Flooding, minor tree damage and power outages possible.

Overnight Wednesday: Scattered rain/snow showers. West-southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph, some higher possible in exposed areas.

Thursday: Westerly winds gusting 25-35 mph with some up to 40 mph in the afternoon.

28/11/2022

This Afternoon: Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph.

This Evening: Isolated rain showers near the outer Cape and Nantucket. Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph and becoming less widespread/frequent.

Overnight Tonight: Patchy fog in typical areas. North-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in coastal areas and dissipating.

Tuesday Night: Patchy fog in typical areas. Southeasterly gusts of 15-25 mph developing at the coast after midnight.

Wednesday: Scattered rain showers. Southeasterly winds gusting 25-35 mph with up to 40 mph at the coast in the morning, increasing to 35-45 mph with up to 50 mph at the coast in the afternoon.

Wednesday Evening: Steady, soaking rain developing. Southerly winds gusting 40-50 mph, some up to 60 mph possible at the coast. Scattered power outages and minor tree damage possible.

27/11/2022

This Afternoon through Tonight: Periods of rain, some heavy with thunder possible late. Patchy fog. Southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph, more frequent during the day and mainly in southeast MA where some may reach 35 mph.

Monday Morning: Southwesterly winds gusting 25-35 mph and shifting out of the northwest at 20-30 mph.

Monday Afternoon and Evening: Light rain showers possible south of US-44 including the Cape and Islands. Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph.

Overnight Monday: North-northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph in coastal areas and diminishing.

Tuesday Afternoon: Sprinkles possible for coastal southeast MA.

25/11/2022

This Afternoon: Rain in southeast MA with a scattered rain showers, locally heavy, in northeast MA. South-southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with some up to 35 mph in exposed areas.

Tonight: Lingering rain showers in the evening. Northwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with 30-40 mph in exposed areas. Isolated power outages possible from downed branches. Frequency will decrease inland as the night progresses.

Saturday: West-southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph, maybe up to 35 mph at the coast in the morning.

Saturday Night through Sunday Morning: Southwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph at the coast and becoming scattered inland after sunrise.

Sunday Afternoon and Evening: Periods of rain, some heavy. Southerly winds gusting 20-30 mph.

24/11/2022

Tonight: Patchy fog.

Friday: Steady rain. Southwesterly winds gusting 20-30 mph with some up to 35 mph possible in exposed areas.

Friday Night: Lingering rain showers in the evening. Northwesterly winds gusting 15-25 mph with 30-40 mph in coastal areas and higher terrain, decreasing after midnight.

Saturday: Northwesterly winds gusting 30-40 mph in the morning, decreasing to 20-30 mph in the afternoon.

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