As this raw weather moves east drier and warmer air will filter in for one day before a front moves through and allows an area of low pressure to form to the south of our area.
Friday will be the warmest we have seen since early to mid september as highs will likly climb up to about 80 degrees. there will also be plenty of sunshine to go with it. This is by far the best day of the week. this is because the warm air ahead of an approaching cold front.
Saturday: the morning looks to stay dry and most will see it remain dry with just clouds with scattered afternoon showers temps will also be in the low 70s and upper 60s
saturday night the front will move off shore . An area of low pressure will be riding up the front. Most will remain dry through morning but there will be scattered showers . A period of steady rain will effect the area from sunday mid afternoon through sunday evening. highs will be in the middle 50s as lows will be in the middle 40s saturday night and in the middle to upper 30s sunday night and monday night. The rain will help bring cooler temps from the higher levels of the atmosphere down and help bring temps down into the middle to upper 30s sunday night colder at the berkshires. If everything matches up the highest elevations of the berkshires could see flakes mixed in at the tail end of the event. No accumulations! the gfs and euro still have some disagreements. will update as needed.
Merrimack valley weather 