Special- 4th Of July Weekend

This weekend will feature mainly sunny skies all weekend, but temps will begin to rise towards 90 degrees. I expect humidity to rise as well throughout the weekend. Temps in the 90's will last all through next week. So, the place to be this weekend will be the Cape. On the Cape it will be cooler because of the wind over the bay. However, northern New England will be just as warm and as bright as here in Southern New England this weeekend. It will be warm and muggy for fireworks displays on Sunday night. Scroll to the end to see the update on former Hurricane Alex.


Boston, MA 4th of July weekend forecast:

Tonight: Clearing and a bit chilly. Lows near 57 Downtown, 54 in JP and 47 in the coolest suburbs.

Friday: A great day with wall to wall sunshine and low humidity. High 78. SW wind of 10-15 MPH.

Friday night: Clear, lows in the 50's .

Saturday: Sunny and turning hot. More humid with highs around 90, including the north and south shores. SW winds around 15 MPH.

4th of July: Time to install the AC. Hazy, hot and humid with a high of 93- including the north and south shores. Clear, but warm and muggy for fireworks.

Monday: Another triple H day with highs in the mid 90's.


Cape Cod, MA weekend forecast:

Friday: Sunny, highs in the low 70's. SE wind around 10-15 MPH.

Friday night: Clear and a bit chilly, lows in the low 50's.

Saturday: Head to the beach! Sunny with highs in the low 80's. SW wind around 20 MPH off the bay will keep it cooler than the city.

4th of July: Hazy and humid. Highs in the mid 80's. Still a great beach day!

Monday: Sunny, but still humid. Highs around 80.


Plymouth, NH (all of interior Northern New England) 4th of July weekend forecast:

Friday: Sunny with highs in the mid to upper 70's.

Friday night: Clear, lows in the mid to upper 40's.

Saturday: Sunny and hot. Highs in the upper 80's, cooler at the mountain tops. Becoming humid too.

4th of July: Hazy, hot and humid. Highs in the mid 90's- cooler on mountain tops

Monday: Another triple H day with highs in the mid 90's.


Alex: Hurricane Alex made landfall as a Category 2 Hurricane with winds of 105 MPH at 10 PM Wednesday night. It made landfall around 100 miles south of the TX/ Mex border. Brownsville, TX avoided the hurricane force winds, but have close to 10 inches of rain. Major flooding all over Texas, even as far north as Houston. We are currently watching a low pressure system in the northern Gulf of Mexico for tropical development.