The stationary front that has been offshore will remain nearby tonight, bringing periods of moderate rain. Meanwhile, a strong high pressure system remains north of the area over eastern Canada. The strong pressure gradient between the front and this high pressure system will continue to bring gusty winds from the northeast, which has, and will continue to produce some coastal flooding. The steady rain will begin to subside late morning on Saturday, leading to mostly cloudy conditions for the afternoon, with a slight chance of a shower. Clouds will remain for the rest of the weekend before some sunshine returns for the start of the new schoolweek as high pressure will begin to move in.
Please note that the rain and wind we have been experiencing is NOT associated with Hurricane Joaquin, which will be moving out to sea, with no direct impacts to our area.
Tonight (Friday Night)
Rain and very windy. Northeasterly winds at 25-30mph, with gusts occasionally reaching as high as 45mph.
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Saturday
Light rain in the morning followed by mostly cloudy conditions with a slight chance of a shower in the afternoon. Winds northeasterly at 20-25mph.
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Saturday Night
Mostly Cloudy and windy. Winds northeasterly at 20-25mph.
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Sunday
Mostly cloudy and windy. Northeasterly winds at 20-25mph.
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Sunday Night
Mostly cloudy and windy. Winds northeasterly at 15-20mph.
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