Radek Przygodzki

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Sep 28, 2026, 9:42 AM

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

We are beginning the week with lingering rain from a powerful nor'easter. Today will remain damp and breezy, with rain mainly during the morning and temperatures staying in the low-60s. We are also monitoring minor coastal flooding at the shore for the first high tide cycle.

Conditions improve quickly on Tuesday, with more sunshine and temperatures rising into the 70s. Wednesday should stay mostly pleasant, while Thursday and Friday turn noticeably warmer, reaching around 80 degrees under sunshine.

By the weekend, cooler and less humid weather is expected, with plenty of sunshine on Saturday. Overall, we can expect a stormy start to the week followed by a return to warmer, more typical early-fall conditions.