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.

[6pm] Some convective showers are doing their best to bubble up this evening, but are "low topped", which means they are only growing to around 18,000ft tall. While the severe weather threat this evening is very low, some downpours are possible if a cell pops up over your area!

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