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Mostly Dry, Seasonable Week Ahead With Spotty Monday Showers and a Windy Election Day

Local forecasts point to a quiet, seasonable stretch punctuated by brief nighttime showers.

High winds in Greenwich Park, London (Photo: Yui Mok/PA)
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The golden light of autumn shines on trees in Baltimore's Patterson Park. The early yellow and brown colors of fall are tiptoeing ever so slightly into the leaves.
Bright autumn leaves frame a man walking with his dog at the Arnold Arboretum. (Libby O’Neill/Boston Herald)

Overview

  • Highs hover near 60°F across much of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic through the workweek with plenty of dry breaks.
  • An initial wave brings hit-or-miss showers Monday afternoon and evening, favoring coastal zones, with light totals and a few tenths of an inch possible.
  • Tuesday turns gusty for many areas with winds frequently 30–35 mph, while conditions trend mostly sunny and dry for voters.
  • Further fast-moving systems target Wednesday night and Friday night into early Saturday with additional, mainly nocturnal showers that look scattered rather than soaking.
  • Regional warmth builds in the Southeast, including Central Florida rising to the upper 70s to near 80°F after a low 20–30% rain chance Monday as a weak front slips through.