Rain continues on Sunday night, occasionally heavy, with isolated thunderstorms.
Gusty northeast winds and localized street flooding remain concerns.
Conditions improve Monday, with afternoon sunshine.
Tuesday and Wednesday look dry and mild.
Cooler weather returns Thursday, with another chance of rain Friday.
Cloudy, windy and wet, with periods of rain and an isolated thunderstorm. Some downpours may cause ponding on roads. Northeast winds could gust to 25 to 30 mph.
Lingering morning showers end, followed by decreasing clouds and afternoon sunshine. Breezy early, with improving conditions throughout the day.
Mostly clear, dry and comfortable, with diminishing winds.
Mostly sunny and pleasant, with seasonable temperatures and light winds.
Sunny and warmer. A seasonable autumn day, with comfortable humidity.
Mostly sunny, cooler and less humid as another push of fall air moves in.
Mostly cloudy and cool, with scattered showers possible.
Heavy rain and localized flooding — Sunday night: Periods of rain and isolated heavy downpours may produce ponding on roads and localized poor-drainage flooding.
Gusty winds — Sunday night: Northeast winds gusting around 25 to 30 mph could make travel uncomfortable, especially near the coast.
Thunderstorms — Sunday night: An isolated thunderstorm is possible, bringing brief heavy rainfall and lightning.
Coastal conditions: Persistent onshore winds may aggravate coastal flooding and rough surf in vulnerable shoreline communities. Check local advisories before traveling near the waterfront.
Improving weather — Monday through Wednesday: The storm departs Monday to allow several days of quieter weather before cooler temperatures and another chance of showers arrive late in the week.



