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Quiet, Seasonable Start to Week With Breezy Spells as Forecasters Watch a Friday System

Forecasts highlight mainly light precipitation early on, with lower confidence tied to a potentially stronger late‑week disturbance.

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

  • Most areas in the Northeast and Mid‑Atlantic begin the week dry and near seasonable, with daytime highs around 60°F and partly sunny skies.
  • Several fast‑moving disturbances bring multiple shower windows, often at night Monday, Wednesday into early Thursday, and again late Friday into Saturday.
  • Rainfall totals are expected to be light for most locations, generally a few tenths of an inch, with higher amounts most likely over southeastern New England.
  • Breezy to gusty conditions return Monday and Tuesday, with frequent gusts in the 25–40 mph range noted in local forecasts from the Great Lakes to New England.
  • Regional variability persists, with coastal zones seeing the earlier shower chances and many inland spots staying dry, while the South trends warmer late week with some Florida highs near 80°F; clocks have shifted back to Standard Time, bringing earlier sunsets.