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New England weather pattern transitions
Overview
Weather patterns in New England have transitioned from clear, sunny conditions toward cooler temperatures and increased precipitation.
In late September, the region experienced a shift from mild weather to frost in certain northern valleys. A coastal storm developing off the East Coast raised concerns regarding potential coastal flooding and unsettled weather driven by onshore winds.
Subsequent forecasts indicate a period of moderate temperatures and clearing skies due to high pressure from the Great Lakes. However, this is expected to give way to increased cloud cover and showers as a frontal boundary moves through, followed by a potential low-pressure system approaching from the southwest that may bring steady rain and cooler temperatures.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesNew England weather shifts toward cooler temperatures and rain
New England weather is shifting from mild sunshine to cooler temperatures and potential rain as low-pressure systems move through the region later this week.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesNew England weather shifts toward weekend storm potential
New England faces a shift from sunny, frosty conditions to potential weekend storms, with coastal areas monitoring risks of rain, wind, and flooding from an approaching system.
Sources
countryherald.com · hardwickgazette.org · whdh.com