A few scattered showers persist through the rest of the weekend, but plenty of sunshine returns by Monday.
An area of low pressure continues spinning over the Great Lakes region overnight, which is drawing up a line of showers and thunderstorms from the south. While there have been some breaks in the rain and clouds this evening, there are plenty of showers all along the Atlantic coast associated with this low. The worst bands of rain have already moved through, and we are expecting the activity to continue quieting down as we head toward Sunday morning.
That low pressure system packs up and heads out tomorrow but as it does so, it will develop another line of showers and thunderstorms. Most of that activity will be concentrated towards the immediate coast, but we will still be on the look out for a few scattered showers here in Western Massachusetts. It will be another muggy day on Sunday with highs in the mid-80s.
Monday will feature much improvement with mostly sunny skies and lower humidity scheduled for the region. The next batch of showers and thunderstorms arrives Tuesday evening and lingers through Wednesday.
Tonight: A few scattered showers, muggy, low 68.
Sunday: Partly sunny, a few scattered showers, especially east, humid, high 84.
Monday: Sunny and seasonal, less humid, high 84.
Tuesday: Sunny start, thunderstorms arriving by the evening, high 88.