Noyes' Notes and 1DegreeOutside Today

It's shaping up to be a beautiful Friday with lots of sunshine, low humidity, and pleasant temperatures across most of New England, although parts of CT may see a few showers later today. Danielle has very latest on the forecast in 1°Outside Today.

We'll be cooler than normal both during the day and night through tomorrow before a warm up moves in through the weekend. Expect clouds to win out today and a few showers to develop during the afternoon and evening. Danielle has the details including why you might be sniffling or sneezing a bit extra during this stretch.

As soon as we walk out the door, New Englanders are feeling the change in air today – and for most, the few showers still floating around will drift offshore by mid to late morning, leaving a comfortable air that has a taste of fall, particularly in the North Country where some stay in the 50s for highs today!  Matt Noyes has your Tuesday 1°Outside Today.

Although a repeat of the rare and historic rain and flooding in Connecticut Sunday is not expected in New England Monday, Matt Noyes explains there’s still a slight risk of flash flooding and of damaging downburst wind inside of thunderstorms later Monday.  Then again, there’s also a chance some of us see the Full Sturgeon Blue Supermoon this evening!  Everything on the next 24-hours, plus Noyes’ Notes, in the video!

Matt Noyes says while a few showers should pop up Friday, Saturday and Sunday, they won’t be nearly the big deal that yesterday’s downpours and thunder were!  In this video, focused on the next 24-hours, Matt also expects waves to build and rip currents to begin from Outer Cape Cod points south overnight tonight into Saturday. You can find more on offshore Hurricane Ernesto in our latest Insights video, posted on our homepage!

A backdoor front will slide through and stall over eastern New England today ushering in a wind shift and dropping temperatures at the coast. Scattered showers and thunderstorms develop during the afternoon and evening, a few of which could be on the stronger side. Some smoky skies remain in place too. Danielle has all the details.

Danielle says there will be some showers and thunderstorms that develop today during the afternoon and evening, but there's no need to cancel your outdoor plans. You might need to duck inside briefly in some areas, but the rain won't be widespread - rather, very hit or miss in nature.

Yesterday’s scattered showers associated with a jet stream level disturbance aloft won’t develop for most of us again today, but comfortable air continues! Matt Noyes looks at the next 24 hours plus Noyes’ Notes. 

The comfortable air continues for several days, though a jet stream disturbance chock full of cold air thousands of feet above our heads will result in some puffy, cumulus cloud development today, and those clouds will produce some scattered rain showers, particularly during the afternoon.  Full details in this early morning video with Matt - more on the tropics coming up in Insights just a bit later!

A lot of today will be spent dry. However, showers and downpours will expand through the evening hours, especially in western New England. If you enjoy the lower humidity today, make the most of it because dew points will rise tonight, making it feel more humid tomorrow.

Although showers start the day for many of us, they will tend to break up during the afternoon, except in far Southern New England (particularly along the South Coast).  Matt Noyes says he and Danielle are still watching Debby’s tropical moisture very carefully for likely heavy rain at times Friday into Saturday – we’ll have more on that in our Insights video later today.  For now, we dive into the next 24 hours!