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PSIS... A beautiful and mild weekend is in store for the region except for a brief period of showers late tonight into early Sunday morning. A few more showers are possible Sunday night. The rest of the week is expected to feature mostly dry weather with temperatures running a bit below normal. About freaking time.

What I wouldn't do for a drought about now.

Yup, climo says it will at least be warmer misery.. should manage a few Beauties here and there.

Yeah but it felt warm wearing shorts.

Get a decent weekend and they'll be more than you think. Maples and fruits should be out. Sycamore, Oak, Locust ? forget it. Most is a stretch .

Amazing it travels as far as Holliston and Sherborn.

interior southern New England. The bulk of the rain follows Thursday night into Friday, where a period of heavy rain and strong winds is expected. The low pressure system gradually slides offshore Saturday, but scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms remain possible until dry and mild weather arrives by Sunday. An approaching low pressure system may bring showers Sunday night into Monday, but temperatures should average near normal. Cooler weather expected on Tuesday. && Better than nothing I suppose.

So Thursday Friday and Saturday look to suck?

If the clouds break today it's going to ruin not hitting over 63 for April.

Dryslotting all morning for the win

Swell. Another cold one 30°

Yep!

Not much warmer down here. 32°

Wouldn't bother me a bit. Firewood is still selling briskly ️ ☺️

Even down here the apple trees have an advanced much.

50 degrees? Holy crap that's hot for almost May.

The guy is a freakin' jinx. Warmest March ever...all next week 70-75...looks hot in the extended.

Still snowing pretty good here. It actually might be accumulating.

4 inches before it settled maybe?

And to think some on here were calling the last snow months ago. Lolz...

Of course you would know . Found this: Not for all of Southern New England. Here's all the times that Lowell has had 1.0" or more after April 16: 4/21/1940 4.0" 5/9/1977 2.6" 4/29/1987 6.0" 4/27/1993 1.0" 4/26/2000 1.0" 5/18/2002 1.0"

When was the last time we had snow so late in the year? The 90s?

They are set for years to come. Massachusetts didn't even get it that bad. Rhode Island and Connecticut are worse.

Unfortunately it was the larger trees that took the brunt of the Gypsy moth infestation. I have a bunch 10 to 15 ft in circumference standing dead. Not worth my time to saw them up.