Leftover showers will push out of the region by sunset, and that's going to set the table for a beautiful start to the weekend. However, low end rain chances will

Saturday sees a secondary cold front arrive from the north, providing more scattered showers for the region, especially early. Though we will have a few showers and storms on Saturday, this front will bring in nicer weather for the second half of the weekend and we will begin to see signs of this late Saturday as a drying pattern begins.

Scattered showers and storms continue through Friday before a beautiful weekend forecast arrives for any outdoor plans.THIS AFTERNOONA stationary front will begin to lift to our north today, allowing for warmer weather to arrive and giving us the chance for a few more peeks of sunshine this afternoon and into the evening.

A beautiful Memorial Day is on tap with highs in the low 70s. Pesky low-end rain chances arise during the latter half of the day and will continue through Thursday

Things will stay mostly dry tonight with the exception of a stray shower or storm in our southern counties. With all the moisture still lingering around from our recent

As promised, we have had a few breaks in the rain today, showers and storms started with the boundary off to our west last night. Two rounds of rain came through

With a little bit of patchy fog early Tuesday morning, temperatures are running in the upper 40s to low 50s but will rebound nicely during the day, reaching well into the 70s. If you want to experience some 80-degree weather, you’ll have to head a little farther south toward the Connecticut River Valley.

Saturday is looking partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at times, with spotty rain or a thunderstorm possible. We’ll warm to around 73 degrees, continuing the below average temperature trend. Sunday looks to come with a few showers or storms at times throughout the day, and a high of 73 degrees.