New England Braces for Blustery Tuesday with Wind Chills in 30s

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New England Braces for Blustery Tuesday with Wind Chills in 30s

New England is preparing for a blustery Tuesday, with significant wind chills expected. Wind gusts will consistently reach 20 to 30 mph, creating a colder feel across the region. Early morning temperatures in Southern New England will be in the low 40s, but wind chills may drop the perceived temperature to the low to mid-30s.

Wind Advisory Issued

A wind advisory is currently in effect for multiple areas, including:

  • Boston and the rest of Massachusetts
  • All of Rhode Island
  • Maine
  • Eastern New Hampshire

This advisory is active until early evening, with gusts potentially reaching as high as 40 to 50 mph in some areas.

Weather Conditions Across New England

The skies will generally be mostly sunny, particularly in Boston, which is expected to see higher sun levels with minimal cloud cover. Afternoon highs will hover in the mid-50s for Southern New England, though the wind will make it feel about 5 degrees cooler.

Northern New England Weather

In Northern New England, scattered showers may occur in the mountain regions. Nonetheless, most areas will experience sunny conditions. The weather pattern suggests a quick-moving Alberta clipper system will approach late Wednesday, extending into Thursday morning, bringing isolated showers and winds.

Forecast for Different Regions

Region High Temperature Wind Speed
Greater Boston Mid-50s 15 mph, gusts 20-30 mph
North and South Shores Low 50s 10-15 mph, gusts over 20 mph
Central/Western Mass. Upper 40s to mid-50s Breeze to 15 mph
Rhode Island Mid-50s 10-15 mph
New Hampshire Upper 40s to low 50s 10-15 mph
Vermont/Maine Low 50s, mid-40s in interiors 15 mph, gusts into the 20s

Upcoming Weather Patterns

As the week progresses, an active weather pattern will be noticeable. The Alberta clipper will bring a brief period of precipitation. While significant accumulation is unlikely, a light dusting of snow may coat lawns and sidewalks in far Northern New England by Thursday morning. Southern and Coastal areas will mainly see light rain.