Our unsettled weather pattern has stabilized, with scattered rainfall possible on Thursday.
We're also experiencing an increase in humidity again due to the onshore flow, and temperatures will remain in the 70s for most of Wednesday.
A stationary front across southern New England will bring us a wave of showers and a few thunderstorms Tuesday into Wednesday.
A flash flood warning was issued Tuesday morning for parts of southern Maine, including the Portland area. Check here for the latest weather alerts.
While we'll see a few rays of sunshine on Tuesday, showers could return any time this afternoon, especially inland. Thundershowers are possible between 2pm and 8pm, with heavy rain and lightning.
Highs on Tuesday will remain in the mid-70s as we have a northeasterly flow and cooler temperatures along the coast. A low pressure track is in place over southern New England tonight into Wednesday, which will bring more heavy rain to the South Coast, Cape Town and Islands on Wednesday.
Not much rain is expected over northern Massachusetts or northern New England as the low has been cut off significantly to the north. Highs once again stayed in the 70s.
A cold front is moving in Thursday. Ahead of the front, we will have warmer temperatures with southerly winds. We're back into the high 80s and higher dew points.
There is a high chance of severe weather with scattered showers and storms on Thursday.
After that, we have a period of amazing dry weather. The humidity has been gone for a few days and will not increase until next Monday. Friday and Saturday will bring plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the mid-80s.
Highs will be around 90 degrees Sunday into most of next week.
