Our next batch of showers is plugged in for late Monday into Tuesday. Again, we'll keep sunshine and dry weather. Less windy and slightly warmer than Saturday, highs should push into the upper 70s. Definitely not inclement, and completely dry. But if we peak above 30 mph for part of the day, it might get a little too blustery for some people's tastes.Īgain, I have no doubt Saturday will be a nice day. Plus, will it be too windy? A refreshing breeze will blow from the northwest throughout the day, gusting over 20 mph. Bottom line: I think it's going to be much more like a pleasant "spring" day than "summer-ish" conditions. The GFS keeps temperatures even cooler, no better than the mid 60s - but that seems unlikely.
The sun comes out, and dry weather resumes throughout the weekend.īut will it be "too" cool? My latest forecast puts highs in the lower 70s across the state. In terms of timing, the storm threat has slid later, to the late afternoon to early evening hours. But given the heat (energy) and humidity (moisture) in the air, any storms that do form are likely to be strong to severe. Models are variable in the strength and spread of that stormy weather. And with that may come some thunderstorms. We'll start the day with blazing sunshine and a blast-furnace breeze out of the southwest.Īnd then, along comes a cold front. We tap into the northern extent of a steamy air mass on Friday, pushing high temperatures into the lower 90s (away from the coast). High temperatures should reach the upper 70s or so. In the middle of those two periods of inclement weather, it will be mostly cloudy and cooler than Wednesday. By the numbers, a few rumbles of thunder and a localized downpour are possible with that later round - but the risk for widespread severe weather looks pretty low. Best chance looks to be between about 7 p.m. The second batch of wet weather will be a bit more impactful, with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday evening. Raindrops will be sporadic and light - not everyone gets wet. The first will be some spotty showers in the morning, between about 5 a.m.
There are two chances of rain to watch on Thursday.
WAVE FORECAST BAR HARBOR FULL
(Not because of a storm, but due to the full moon, higher than usual astronomical tide, and gentle on-shore flow.) Thursday A Coastal Flood Advisory is posted for the Jersey Shore, with another round of minor flooding possible at high tide. Partly cloudy, with lows in the lower to mid 60s. Wednesday evening looks pleasant as well.
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