7:06AM
DAYS 1-5 (OCTOBER 24-28)…
Disturbance departs after bringing some light rain to far southeastern areas early today, then we’ll be into a stretch of dry and very cool weather with gusty wind through Wednesday. Another small low pressure system approaches from the west late Thursday and passes through on Friday with the next rain threat.
TODAY: Mainly cloudy early morning with some rain far southeastern MA. Mostly sunny thereafter. Highs 54-62. Wind W 10-20 MPH with higher gusts.
TONIGHT: Mostly clear. Lows 33-40. Wind W 5-15 MPH with higher gusts.
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 46-53. Wind NW 10-20 with higher gusts.
WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy. Lows 28-36. Highs 46-53.
THURSDAY: Increasing clouds. Chance of rain at night. Lows 30-38. Highs 48-56.
FRIDAY: Cloudy. Chance of rain. Lows 40-48. Highs 50-58.
DAYS 6-10 (OCTOBER 29-NOVEMBER 2)…
A couple disturbances bring a risk of rain or rain showers, timing uncertain but favoring October 29 and 31 at this point, with variable temperatures averaging out near normal.
DAYS 11-15 (NOVEMBER 3-7)…
Pattern trends dry and milder during this period.
TK thank you!
Thank you. What a beauty of a morning. 🙂
Good morning and thank you TK.
Looks like a beauty today!
0.00 in ye ole rain gauge overnight. What a Surprise. It was obvious last night that
the little low was tracking more to the South and East. 😀
Thanks TK. I had .03 in North Attleboro today.
Thank you TK!
Thanks TK !
Another quiet day at the Woods Hill Weather office, eh?
We need some action.
Made it to Nantucket on the last ferry that was able to go on Saturday. Ferry service was shut down all day yesterday due to high winds, but that didn’t impact me. Lucky me. Others were cut off from the mainland. I’m returning on the ferry as I write this brief post.
Nantucket is a beautiful island. Deep pockets help to preserve the island’s character. At the same time, it’s a bit too posh for my liking.
Rode bikes yesterday into 38mph gusts. I must say that was thrilling.
Feeling dumb…..
Is rain a possibility this weekend? I am removing the roof of my garage and will have parts of house exposed to the elements for about a month. I really need a months worth of dry weekends to get it water tight.
probably should of done that back in september
In a perfect world it would have.
no worries, my parents are still needing to figure out how to fix the roof from two winters ago.
If this was forecasted for your area the blog would buzzing today.
Tweet from meteorologist Ryan Hanrahan
https://twitter.com/ryanhanrahan/status/790593998859755520?lang=en
JJ thanks.
I have actually been following this possibility since at least yesterday, perhaps
a tad earlier.
We shall see. IF there is any component off of the ocean, kiss it good-bye.
Ocean is 58 or 59.
What a ridiculous tweet from NE Weather…
https://twitter.com/NEWeatherWx
These guys are always good for a laugh during the “Winter” season. 😀
Will see if this materializes but there is certainly the chance that parts of CT and western MA see their first snow of the season Thursday (those that didn’t see it already this past weekend)
Thank you TK
Joshua so glad all worked out
Fios down today. They tell me 1:00 am 10/26. This is not acceptable
Things look quiet here. We need snow.
Parts of far northern Litchfield County in CT saw first flakes Saturday.
12z GFS has 1-2 inches for central and northern Litchfield County in CT Thursday.
Interesting…
Have a look at these 850MB temperatures ahead of that Thursday system.
It will all come down to timing because as that system approaches, 850 mb temps
will be warming.
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/nam4km/2016102418/nam4km_T850_us_42.png
re: Thursday
Just throwing it out there. Models do NOT show a coastal
redevelopment, however, looking over the 500 & 250 mb charts, it looks
to me like it is a Possibility. IF and I do say IF that were to happen, it would
present a very sticky situation. Those 850 mb temps are -10 to -15 C just prior to the
event.
I think we have something to watch even IF NOTHING materializes.
Thursday is a good setup for a moderate to heavy rain event; 0.5″-1″ looks like a safe bet at this point. Winter weather threats will exist north and west, but not for most of SNE. I think the NAM has a decent handle on things right now, but all of the models are pretty similar.
I realize that you are probably correct, however, it’s the season for me to
go hunting. That is hunting for surprise situations. I have been doing it since
I was a kid. Because I have done it so many times, on occasion my odd ball
scenario pans out.
Take a look at the 18Z GFS which is the first model that now hints
at redevelopment of this system. Sure, it’s too little too late, but it does
depict some redevelopment. I’ll be watching, even if no one else gives a rat’s ass. 😀 😀 😀
First, it apparently is hunting season since I’ve been waking up to gun shots. Here, I think hunting. In framingham, I’d call the police 🙂
Second, I give a rats ass so hunt away
Third, Eric said maybe snow out this way this week. I didn’t read….just looked at map 🙂
Thursday. But I guess you figured that.
Yup.
The Fim has the berks getting 4-6 inches, greens 6-10 and adirondacks 8-12.
Of course that is 10 to 1 ratio and does not take into account warm ground and temps around 32.
Tweet from Eric Fisher showing percentage chance of greater than 1 inch of snow.
https://twitter.com/ericfisher/status/790679782438690820?lang=en
Thanks JJ. It’s only Monday, so we shall see about that. Looks very interesting in any case. 😀
And the snow/no snow line not all that far from the coastal plain, relatively speaking considering the time of year.
ECMWF is pretty much useless for predicting snow amounts. But we already knew that. 🙂
New post…
Good day all.