After a stretch of dry and warm climate, the rain will return to Massachusetts on Wednesday and to end the week.
The morning began without rain with some clouds, with the possibility of impeccable fog in the area of Boston and southeast of Massachusetts, according to the National Meteorological Service.
Temperatures began in the mid -1940’s in the mid -50’s throughout the state, with the coldest time concentrated in more cloudy areas in the west of Massachusetts.
Although temperatures could reach the center and eastern part of Massachusetts until the mid -1970’s and in the 60’s for the western parts, weather is expected to “gradually deteriorate” as the rain move to Massachusetts during the day, they warned the forecasts.
Light rains are expected to develop late in the morning and early in the afternoon in the west of Massachusetts, as the precipitation moves through the state from west to east.
Rain is not expected to reach the center and eastern Massachusetts until mid -afternoon, according to forecasts.
This can allow “a slightly longer sun” and a warmer time in the eastern areas, although the coastal parts will remain refrigerators at the bottom of the 60’s throughout the day.
Showers can continue throughout the state throughout the state and could approach a quarter of an inch in few areas, with rumors of thunder sometimes on the connecticut border. Temperatures will remain at the top of the 50’s.
After the accumulation with rain, it is expected that Thursday will be “rather wet by mid May,” the forecasts said.
The day is expected to be a mixture of “showers to dodge sometimes” and “several hours” of dry time.
According to forecasts, temperatures will depend on cloud breaks, but it is expected to be between the 60’s and 70’s.
The forecasts are still looking for a small risk for storms to end the week on Friday and Saturday.