It’ll be yet another mainly quiet week for New England after Monday. With that said, a trough will hang around for most of the week, providing chilly nights and cool days.
MONDAY
An area of low pressure will move north of New England today. This will drag its cold front across the region. A surface low will likely form along the front while over New England, which will result in a period of widespread rainfall, with some heavier downpours and possibly some rumbles of thunder.
Timing on this system has trended a bit later, with New Hampshire and southern New England seeing the bulk of showers from mid-to late morning into the early afternoon. Maine will see a wet day most of the time once the showers arrive in the later morning to early afternoon. Isolated shower activity will persist for much of New England through the evening for the rest of New England outside of Maine.
HRRR showing potential weather around midday Monday (1st image) and Monday evening (2nd image):
Photo byHRRR/Tropical Tidbits