Happy Thursday!
The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Watch for the entire Coastline as well as all of southeastern MA through 8am Friday.
Again, the only reason this watch is not posted for the rest of southern New England is because, by definition, the growing season has not started yet (not until May 1).
Needless to say, temperatures will be cold enough tonight for a potential freeze in the entire area.
Forecast low temperatures early Friday are very similar to what we experienced this morning.
There is a shot that readings will drop a few degrees cooler than what is shown here, as low as the mid 20s.
Few other things of note tonight…for all you early risers, there will be another International Space Station flyby from 4:06am-4:10am.
Also, look to the east-southeast about an our before sunrise (between 4-5am) and you will see Saturn and Mars in all their glory!
Now on to the forecast…
Friday will feature tons of sun once again with highs temperatures a few degrees milder than today, nearing 60 degrees in some spots.
Looking good for a fun series with the Cubbies at Fenway this weekend!
And not too shabby on Nantucket for their annual Daffodil Festival!
I hear there is a big soccer match happening at Gillette Saturday night?
Again, quiet weather, just some increasing clouds and temperatures near 50.
Lastly, some very warm air will be flirting with us early next week, particularly Monday through Wednesday. In classic “spring in New England” fashion, it won’t just surge in here and be simple. Instead, a frontal boundary will be draped somewhere over the region and will waffle around for a few days.
Bottom line, the farther west you live, the higher the chance of experiencing frequent 70s to near 80 degrees.
As you get closer to the Coastline, your odds decrease…you may just have to hope for a one day or brief period of warmth.
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