Monday Forecast

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7:33AM

DAYS 1-5 (JUNE 11-15)
High pressure centered to the north brings an easterly air flow today, which will be the coolest day, and we also have some cloudiness around to start, which will break up as the day goes on. High pressure sinks to the south and a warmer westerly flow arrives Tuesday, turning southwest and adding humidity and the only shower and thunderstorm threat of the week on Wednesday ahead of a cold front. Once this front goes by it’s back to dry weather for the remainder of the period as another high pressure area builds in. Forecast details…
TODAY: Cloud-dominant start leading to a sun-dominant finish. Highs 65-70 coast, 70-75 inland. Wind E to SE 5-15 MPH.
TONIGHT: Mostly clear. Lows 53-62, coolest interior valleys and mildest urban areas. Wind light variable.
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny. Highs 75-80 South Coast, 80-85 elsewhere. Wind SW to W 5-15 MPH.
TUESDAY NIGHT: Partly cloudy. Lows 60-67. Wind SW 5-15 MPH.
WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy. Chance of a shower or thunderstorm. More humid. Highs 78-86. Wind SW 10-20 MPH.
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny. Lows in the 50s. Highs from the middle 70s to lower 80s.
FRIDAY: Mostly sunny. Lows in the 50s. Highs from the upper 70s to middle 80s.

DAYS 6-10 (JUNE 16-20)
At this point it looks like a largely dry period with temperatures near to above normal. Will have to watch for passing shower or thunderstorm threats around the middle and end of the period.

DAYS 11-15 (JUNE 21-25)
Fair with a slight cool down early period, a period of rain may follow that as warmer air tries to make a return.

38 thoughts on “Monday Forecast”

  6. Quick note on Smith and Wollensky’s in Wellesley.
    The restaurant and food is outstanding. I highly recommend it.

    Warning: do not order the gigantic chocolate cake for dessert, unless you order
    it for the entire table. Here are the in-laws gawking at the dessert served.

    https://imgur.com/a/SSOr5Ua

    2. Oh my and I’ll pass the word along to my Wellesley friends who have not tried it. Although, they just sold their home and are moving to York so hmmmmm

      So glad you had a nice time.

  8. Thank you, TK.

    TK and all…any idea of timing for rain on Wednesday? Grandson has field day at school. The rain date is Thursday so not a big deal but just wondering. Also grandson’s 11th birthday.

  9. Because of the rex block in Canada …

    Churchill, Manitoba …. on the western shores of Hudson Bay …. about 60 N Latitude

    average high 11C or about 52F

    Current temp : 30C or 86F … with a 64F dewpoint.

    They have a heat warning in effect today. Thankfully for them and the polar bears, it will be cooling down closer to average tomorrow.

    Yup, 34F above average. All continues to go well ……..

    3. Extremes are always MORESO the further away from the Equator you get. Today we have a great example of that.

      1. I wish Canada would do away with the metric system. I can sort of translate in my head temps given a few extra seconds but their snowfall (precip) measurements is totally Greek to me.

  10. It is a cool 75 today. Interesting how the dew point can make a difference in temperature feel.

    1. It has quite the impact. I will try to work out some timing for Wednesday. I haven’t been able to really check the blog since I posted it until just now. 🙂

      1. No hurry, TK, and thank you.

        I have windows wide open so basically screen walls through house. And there is a breeze. The temp is definitely deceiving. I was thinking of a long sleeve tee but can’t bring myself to do it 🙂

        1. I find that on the cooler or very dry late spring / summer days I can still get away with shorts and even flip flops but if I’m chilly I put on my light fleece jacket and that does the trick. 🙂 And as far as Wednesday’s timing, right now I am feeling that we have a shower threat in the 10AM-2PM window but it could be just quick and passing. The thunderstorm threat would be after 4PM from a second area, well beyond the time of concern. But based on that initial threat of a shower, they should be ready to move to the rain date, which is a lock for dry weather.

            1. I’ve done the long pants, short sleeve thing, and I get cooler that way. For some reason covering the upper body works better for me.

              1. I’m just too old for shorts outside the house 😉 Otherwise, I’d do the same as you do.

    1. Wow! There is no way that is anything but a rocket/missile launch. Yet a another government denial and cover-up. I wonder what the bleep the were up to???? Someone launched it and with a reason for sure.

        1. I scrolled down in the comments section and I tend to agree that’s a chemtrail of an aircraft. Someone on the site mentioned a specific flight that would have been traveling overhead toward the camera that would make it look like it’s going straight up. The chemtrail is lit up due the rising sun hitting it just right at that altitude. I’ve seen a few similar situations here in the morning with flights overhead but nothing as brilliant as this (probably due to the 20 second exposure)

          2. Alaska 94 maybe. Others saying not. Hard to know who has the knowledge. I was posting to tease Joshua, but still very curious

            1. Maybe…I’ll take another read at this when I’m not half asleep 🙂 But I still think it’s an aircraft. I tend to agree with others about the 20 second exposure and a missile being out of the picture in less than 20 seconds…I don’t know. Good Mystery though.

              1. also the zoomed picture in that article seems to show a longer body of whatever it is compared to a zoomed picture that I did.

  12. 63 at the damn airport. What a place to keep our records, eh???

    Go figure.

    71 at my house and milder farther inland. 😀

    1. That may be due to SUN as it actually might be a few degrees cooler like
      68 or 69. It is 66 on top of Blue Hill.

    1. No surprise to have a disturbance in the tropics now. But yes probably nothing to come of that one. The entire basin will be behind normal pace this season.

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