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Fall Starts Warm as Midweek Fronts Bring Rain and a Late-Week Cooldown

Forecasters expect the most widespread rainfall Thursday into Friday, offering limited drought relief.

Overview

  • Tuesday brings above‑normal warmth and rising humidity, with showers and a few thunderstorms spreading in Tuesday night into Wednesday across New England and the Northeast.
  • A stronger front later Thursday into early Friday is favored to produce the week’s best measurable rain and a noticeable drop in temperatures.
  • Drought persists across parts of New England, so any rainfall will be uneven and insufficient to eliminate deficits.
  • Hurricane Gabrielle has strengthened into a major hurricane over the central Atlantic and is curving north and east well away from Bermuda and the U.S. mainland.
  • Regionally, Northern California faces late‑season heat near or above 100 degrees Tuesday before cooling midweek, and a separate system is supporting stronger storms across portions of eastern Nebraska and western Iowa.