A powerful ocean storm is on our doorstep, as it has been raining all day on the Cape and islands. The rain will slowly come north, and then become heavy overnight. The heaviest rain will occur before 11 AM, before tapering off. Once this storm moves away, we are in the clear for a while. The weekend storm looks to head well out to sea.
Boston, MA forecast
Tonight: Showers until 9 PM, then heavy rain. Becoming windy with lows around 50. NE winds increasing to 15-20 MPH with gusts to 45 MPH on the Cape, and 35 MPH in Boston.
Wednesday: Heavy rain until 11 AM, then showers and drizzle. Foggy with a high of 53. NE winds of 15-25 MPH with gusts to 45 MPH on the Cape and 35 MPH in Boston. Total rainfall of 1-3 inches in Boston and points south.
Wednesday night: Fog, mist and drizzle in the evening, then partial clearing after midnight. Lows in the 40's.
Thursday: A great turnaround with clearing skies and highs in the upper 70's.
Friday: Another nice day with sunny skies and highs around 80.
Saturday and Sunday: Partly to mostly sunny as a second storm heads out to sea. Highs in the 70's.
World weather: A rare tropical cyclone in the Arabian sea will make landfall tonight on Oman with winds near 70 MPH. Ocean temps are way above normal throughout the world. Stay tuned for the 2010 Atlantic Hurricane season forecast this weekend.
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