The brumous sky and high temperatures are on the Massachusetts deck on Thursday, just before, you guessed it, the rain moves this weekend.
“We are still right in the thickness of this smoke that goes down,” he said National Meteorological Service Presastor Bryce Williams.
While the abundant sun is in the forecast throughout the state, the skies are expected to take over at 10 am as the smoke moves.
Williams said that the highest smoke concentration will be on the center and eastern Massachusetts, although the danger of low level will not be as dense as the previous days. The smoke is expected to erase in the afternoon.
The air quality was at a “moderate” level throughout the state of Thursday morning, according to the data of the Airal Map.
Temperatures will come to the 80’s on Thursday. Boston is expected to reach 86 degrees, while Worcester and Springfield will be in the 80’s.
And, although on Friday it should be 75 years and sunny throughout the state of the bay, the fresh and wet climate goes to the track for the weekend.
This will mark the 13th consecutive wet weekend that Massachusetts has seen this year, but it does not want to be another element.
It is expected that widespread and scattered rain showers will begin after midnight on Friday, said Williams. Although the rain should leave -on Saturday at 10 am, there could still be some persistent showers in the afternoon.
But Williams said, “The better the better time of dry time.”
Temperatures are expected to be down in the mid -60’s on Saturday, and the northern areas may not be above the 50’s.
It is possible that showers can continue Sunday, but would concentrate more on Western Massachusetts. The day is expected to be mostly dry with cloudy skies.
Temperatures will still be in the 60’s and East Massachusetts can see a little cooler time.