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Nor'easter Pulls Offshore as High Pressure Sets Up Midweek Warm‑Up

Clearing skies will bring several warm, mostly dry days before a cold front raises a small chance of showers on Friday.

Overview

  • The weekend nor'easter has moved offshore and conditions are drying, with lingering clouds and spotty drizzle ending after Monday as winds ease.
  • Rebuilding high pressure will allow temperatures to climb into the low‑to‑mid 70s Tuesday–Wednesday and peak near 80°F on Thursday or Friday.
  • A cold front late in the week creates only a small shower risk on Friday, with timing and strength of the front driving how warm Friday becomes.
  • Early next weekend is likely split, with Saturday the drier day and Sunday carrying an increasing chance of rain and a noticeable cooldown for some areas.
  • Coastal impacts from the storm were limited because the low stayed mostly offshore, but residents should watch forecasts for Sunday rain and cooler readings that could affect outdoor plans.