Dry conditions should persist until Thursday and Friday before a new storm is developed, which is likely to bring widespread rain and possibly some thunder on the coast.
With the temperatures of the 40’s and 50’s, on Thursday it should start with the sun, the last of the week before the clouds take shape in the afternoon, according to the National Meteorological Service.
It is then expected that a weak warm front will arrive on Thursday night, potentially developing the possibility of light rain or light wet snow on higher terrain, according to forecasts. It is expected that the minimum at night will be in the mid -30’s and any snow must be accumulated mainly in unpaved areas in the south of New England. It is expected to end on Friday morning.
On Friday he should see the temperatures in the 1940’s, with the winds that collected between 10 and 15 mphs, according to the forecasts.
Much later during the day, a slow trough on Apalachians is expected to deliver the humid weather forecasts they foresee. The pressure of the coast is likely to travel the rain of light to the moderate soak.
It is unclear when and where the rain could be heavy, but forecasts expect to fall a half -inch of rain, with more than 3 quarters of an inch or higher south -Massachusetts and Rhode Island on Saturday. Temperatures should be repeated on Saturday, again in the 1940’s.
The southern coast of the region also has a limited risk of thunder as this storm develops, the forecasts continue.
On Sunday, a low pressure system should bring drier air and relieve wet conditions, the meteorological service said. The general storm system should leave the region at the beginning of next week, with a warm front to follow and potentially more rain at the beginning of Tuesday.
Temperatures should warm up during this period, in the 60’s and 50’s, until the temperatures decreased on Wednesday, they pointed out the forecasts. You could follow a more restless time, leaving the possibility of another weekend storm.