We’re not seeing a washed-out weekend, however there are some challenges forward. Clouds will snuff out any solar as we speak as they decrease and thicken forward of our storm. Since we began comparatively chilly, we’ll keep comparatively chilly this afternoon. Highs will solely make the mid-40s. Winds may even freshen from the southeast this afternoon.

The brunt of the rain will fall in a single day, and a few of it would as soon as once more be intense. All advised, we’re projecting no less than an inch of water for many, perhaps a bit of extra in spots relying on whether or not the downpours hit your group greater than as soon as.

Gusts will ramp as much as close to 50 on the coast piling water up alongside the coast for the noontime excessive tide. As soon as once more, the main target for average (presumably main) flooding will fall to Cape Ann, Newburyport, Salisbury, Hampton, Rye, and the Maine coast. Because of the safety of Cape Cod, each the North Shore (south of Gloucester) and the South Shore will likely be spared any average flooding, however we will nonetheless count on minor flooding in these areas – together with Morrissey Blvd and the Harborwalk in Boston – each earlier than and after noontime.

Winds shift to the west by late morning, limiting the flooding for the late-night tide Sunday. As these winds proceed to howl by way of Monday with the storm deepening close to Nova Scotia, we might once more see gusts close to 40 at instances. This will likely be a cold day too, with occasional flurries or snow showers crossing every so often.

The chilliness is on its manner out as early as Tuesday with a shift within the upper-level winds. We’ll see a gradual warming development AND a rain-free forecast for a number of days. Our subsequent probability at precipitation may not be till NEXT weekend.

I believe I buried the lead there. 😊

Benefit from the weekend and be secure!