More sunshine, cold nights ahead
- High pressure dominates Massachusetts this week, bringing a stretch of dry, pleasant fall weather with sunny afternoons and sharply cold nights through the weekend and into next week.
- Overnight temperatures will dip well below freezing in many areas, with frost likely across a wide area, so gardeners with sensitive plants should take precautions before heading to bed.
- After a cold Saturday morning, afternoon temperatures will climb into the upper 50s to mid-60s under sunny skies; Sunday looks even milder with highs reaching well into the 60s.
- A weak cold front will push through the region Tuesday, bringing gusty winds to Cape Cod and the Islands, though forecasters say this front appears dry and is not expected to produce rain.
- High temperatures for Halloween weekend should remain in the 60s with dry conditions, while NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Claudia Olech said October could rank as the warmest since 1971.
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Temperatures continue to be about 2 to 4 degrees Celsius in most regions, while remaining around rates in the coastal zone.
Above average temperatures, several rain chances
The warm weather is going to continue for the week ahead for much of eastern Nebraska. It will be cooler further west. We have lots of rain chances, too. Highs on Monday will range from the low 40s in far NW Nebraska to near 80 in far SE Nebraska. Quite the range! Rainfall totals by Monday night will range from...
Another cold night ahead with more sunshine on Sunday
It was a beautiful start to the weekend with only a few clouds in the afternoon. But it will be another chilly overnight, with patchy frost possible by Sunday morning. Our temperatures fall back into the 30s, statewide, with a few upper 20s in the typically colder spots. Overall, a nice weekend ahead, but with [...]
Unseasonably warm, dry weather sticks around through the weekend
The beautiful, rain-free October days are poised to continue this weekend, with conditions so gorgeous that October could be on track to break records across the Chicago area. NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Claudia Olech said daily temperatures are already running above average, and by the end of the month, October could rank as the warmest since 1971. For Saturday specifically, very pleasant temperatures are on the way, with readings climbing f…
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