Boston, MA – New England could experience a warmer-than-normal start to November, with federal climate outlooks favoring above-normal temperatures across much of the region from Nov. 1-5. Cities including Boston, Providence and Manchester are within the broader area where warmer-than-usual conditions are favored, while precipitation prospects suggest a potentially unsettled opening to the month.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its six- to 10-day outlook issued Monday, Oct. 26, favors above-normal temperatures across much of New England during the Nov. 1-5 period. The signal includes Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and southern New Hampshire, with increased odds of temperatures averaging warmer than seasonal norms. The outlook does not establish specific daily highs, overnight lows or record-setting warmth.
The warmer pattern could extend across several population centers, including Boston, Providence, Worcester and Manchester. Although above-normal temperatures are favored over the five-day period, that does not mean every afternoon will be warmer than average. Cooler days remain possible within an otherwise mild regional pattern…