WEATHER TRIVIA:

 1946 SEEDING OF CLOUDS WITH DRY ICE OVER THE BERKSHIRES RESULTED IN SNOW FLURRIES.

WEATHERCAST:

AS OUR COASTAL LOW GOES FLYING UP THE NEW ENGLAND COAST IT WILL TAKE THE RAIN WITH IT AND RESULT IN SOME CLEARING THIS AFTERNOON. FAIR AND COLDER TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. HIGHS ON WEDNESDAY WILL HAVE A HARD TIME PASSING AND STAYING ABOVE 40.

OUR SECOND STORM ORGANIZING OVER THE LOWER ATLANTIC COAST COULD BECOME OUR NEXT NOR’EASTER CHARGING UP THE COAST FASTER THAN EXPECTED ON THURSDAY. THIS MAY NOT GIVE THE COLD AIR ENOUGH TIME TO DEPART SO A WINTRY MIX IS POSSIBLE. HOW MUCH AND WHAT TYPE WILL DEPEND UPON WHEN IT ARRIVES. IN ANY EVENT..RAIN WILL MOVE OUT FRIDAY.

THE FORECAST:

TDY: RAIN TAPERS DURING THE AFTERNOON BREEZY 45-50

TONITE: PARTLY CLOUDY 25-30

WED: SUN AND CLOUDS WINDY AND COLD 35-40

THUR: TURNING CLOUDY SNOW LATE MID 30S