Labor Day Weekend Forecast – Saturday AM Update

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11:42AM

Boston Area Forecast…

THIS AFTERNOON: Partly cloudy.  Warmer and more humid. High 80-85 except 75-80 coast. Wind SW 5-15 MPH but a sea breeze in some coastal areas.

TONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy. Mild and muggy. Low 62-67. Wind light SW.

SUNDAY: Partly to mostly sunny. Very warm and humid. High 83-88. Wind SW 10-20 MPH.

SUNDAY NIGHT: Variably cloudy. Mild and muggy. Low 63-68. Wind SW 5-15 MPH.

MONDAY: Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Warm and humid. High 77-82. Wind SW 10-20 MPH shifting to S.

TUESDAY: Showers likely. Low 62. High 72.

WEDNESDAY: Partly sunny. AM showers. Low 55. High 70.

THURSDAY: Mostly cloudy. Low 58. High 72.

FRIDAY: Chance of showers. Low 58. High 68.

13 thoughts on “Labor Day Weekend Forecast – Saturday AM Update”

  1. Thank you TK for the update. The weekend looks promising for most here who are having BBQs and that is great. We are home from the beach and had an incredible time. The only not so good part was having to leave!!!! You have a lovely corner of the world, Tom, John and Coastal – thanks for sharing it!

  3. Barry Burbank had clouds, rain drops and watching Katia for next Saturday.

    Nice swells at the beach today and much warmer in Marshfield today.

    1. Today’s CPC NAO outlook predicts a rise to positive NAO, one standard deviation above normal, about midway btwn Sept 1 and Sept 16. Stronger Atlantic ridge…maybe this is why the daily model track outlooks continue to trend west.

    2. Tom the swells were higher yesterday too and Last Saturday before Irene there were none. Do you know What was causing them yesterday and today?

      1. HI Vicki.

        I think they were generated by the passing remnants of Jose, which passed well east of New England a few days ago.

  4. According to this evening’s NWS Discussion, the GFS has Katia moving up just outside the 40/70 benchmark and the Euro has Katia moving northeast OTS.

    I have a feeling that either way…it’s going to be a “close shave”.

  5. Philip that is a good way to describe Katia at the moment a close shave. To me it is too close for comfort and these tropical systems have minds of their own. The best thing to do watch it. The latest advisory and track will be out at 11pm.

  6. I have this weird feeling Katia’s gonna be around 300 miles due east of NC but moving north north west towards RI Eastern Conn and Eastern Mass, the main question I see is when it reaches around 35 degrees north and 72 degrees west is Katia gonna be moving nnw or nne, it’s gonna be very stressful when next Fri Katia is 300 or so miles due south of Providence RI at around a 100 mph winds.

  8. Her slight reluctance to show recurve is based on her weaker than forecast intensity. This thing will likely make a turn, even if its path ends up shaped more like a boomerang. Sticking with just west of the halfway point between Bermuda & Hatteras with rough surf and large ocean swells being the only impact on the US East Coast. Lee is the story this time.

    1. I sort of disagree respectably I don’t think they split Bermuda and east coast I think like I’ve been saying much closer than they think and a possible landfall.

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