The heaviest precipitation over the next 3 days is expected in far northern Maine, where up to 2+ inches is forecast. No flooding concerns at river forecast locations.

[This Evening/s Outlook] Lingering scattered showers in eastern MA will depart by mid-late afternoon. Otherwise...dry weather until after 5-6 pm when a few storms enter western MA/CT with localized strong wind gusts possible. Activity may survive in a weakened form further east.

Sun breaks out today, but a few isolated showers will be possible across the interior. Otherwise expect dry conditions with highs in the low to mid 80s. A sea-breeze will keep the coastal areas a bit cooler in the mid to upper 70s.

[1120 AM Radar] Scattered showers late this am, but the steadier/heavier rain was confined to the south coast. This activity should dissipate around mid-afternoon...then we expect mainly dry weather until scattered showers/t-storms enter western MA/CT after 5-6 pm.

🌫️ Dense Fog Advisory 🌫️ Expect locally dense fog with visibility dropping below 1/4 mile from this evening through early Friday morning. Dense fog may spread inland and along the south coast #MAwx

[Update] Bulk of the showers this am near the south coast with just brief showers elsewhere. Mainly dry weather this afternoon...but a few strong t-storms may enter western MA/CT after 5-6 pm with gusty winds/heavy rain. Activity may survive in a weakened form as it moves east.