We may see an early shower on Sunday before the weather turns partly to mostly sunny with a diminishing chance of any shower activity throughout the day. The exception here may be over the south coast and the islands, where any shower activity could linger a little longer during the day. Essentially the cold front will exit the region and start building in high pressure behind the boundary.
Nevertheless, we’re not expecting much in the way of rainfall, although the day should still feel quite humid with dew points in the upper 60s and highs near 90 almost everywhere away from the Cape.
High tide will be late morning and early afternoon throughout the four-day weekend, coming in as late as the early afternoon on Sunday near 1 p.m. There could be a chance for a spot shower later in the day with a frontal boundary stalled around the coast, but many will remain dry.
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Weekend breakdown
Southern New England: The weekend remains typical for early summer with humidity and high temperatures as well as a risk of scattered showers or thunderstorms.
Western Mass.: The rest of the weekend will go through bouts of dry periods and shower activity. Temperatures will be in the upper-70s to mid-80s.
Cape and Islands: Overall the long weekend looks to bring a blend of clouds and sunshine with temperatures in the 80s. It’ll be breezy at times with humidity keeping it feeling muggy through the weekend.
Northern New England: Sunday is warmer with a few readings closing in on 90.
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