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Subtropical Storm Josephine Well Offshore
Mainly Sunny Weather Continues Through The Weekend
Subtropical Storm Josephine was christened yesterday by the National Hurricane Center and is well to the east and offshore. Some of the clouds from the subtropical storm are reaching into Eastern New England but as the storm pulls away so does the cloud cover. The storm does help to re-enforce the dry air that has been in the Eastern US all week long and we have another day of sunshine, northwest winds and highs reaching the mid to upper 60s. Some warm spots could approach 70 degrees. Then we have a chilly night ahead as northerly winds drag down colder air from Eastern Canada but skies will be mostly clear. Inland lows will be in the 30s while warmer urban centers and the coast will be in the low to mid 40s.
SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES
WEATHER RADAR
Moving along to Friday we will have high pressure overhead and this high is not going anywhere far this weekend. It is going to be on the chilly side Friday as the chilly air from Canada continues to flow southward. We will have mostly sunny skies however and high temperatures Friday will be in the mid to upper 50s. Then it is another night of clear skies and cold conditions into Saturday morning. Most lows will be in the 30s and warmer urban centers bottom in the lower 40s.
The weekend will be mostly sunny both Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures Saturday will top in the upper 50s and lower 60s while Sunday we will reach the low and mid 60s. As far as rain is concerned, not only will we see no rain through the weekend, but it is conceivable that we could go all of next week without a drop of rainfall. We may have to wait for November to arrive and usher in a wetter pattern.
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