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Warm Weather Returns to Southern New England (opens the original)
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Hold the pumpkin spice! Mother Nature is putting a pause on fall late this week as warmer weather makes a comeback! That being said, don't hold your breath when it comes to seeing a lot of sunshine. Clouds are expected to blanket Southern New England for much of Wednesday and Thursday as our nor'easter spins in the Gulf of Maine. High pressure to the west will have enough influence on our weather pattern to allow drier conditions to prevail under the clouds as the warm weather arrives! Temperatu
A dry end to the weekend before showers return to the region (opens the original)
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A cool, borderline chilly start to Sunday as clear skies, calm winds, and low humidity allow temperatures to fall into the 50s. However, we forget all about the cool start by the early afternoon as temperatures return to near 80 degrees under mostly sunny skies. As the afternoon goes on, clouds are expected to increase ahead of our next weathermaker! Southern New Englanders can relax and enjoy the rest of their Sunday without worrying about rain. The precipitation from this storm system is expec
A Mainly Dry Weekend before a More Active Pattern (opens the original)
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The sun is back in the skies above Southern New England on Friday as high pressure attempts move into the region. However, clouds are expected to develop in the afternoon as instability builds in the atmosphere, which will limit our sunshine. There is a chance of brief, pop-up showers, but the overall coverage of these showers is not anticipated to be significant. At any given point, most of Southern New England is dry, while these spotty showers venture through. These showers are expected to di
Weather Alert: Localized Flooding Possible this Evening (opens the original)
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A Storm Team 10 Weather Alert is in effect as Southern New England is set to be impacted by torrential rains this evening through the first half of tonight. Although we are in a drought, parts of the region are vulnerable to flooding because of excessive rain locally in the past 3-4 weeks. Let's dive into it! Much of Tuesday is spent under mostly cloudy skies. Models have pushed back the timing of precipitation a bit more, holding most of the activity off until after 5 PM. This is when isolated
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