Rich’s Weather Discussion -
Last update:  9/10 - 2:52 PM
Do not expect an update Saturday Morning - (9/12) - FYI

Forecast Summary 

**Daily Weather Summary**

Gusty winds will gradually subside this evening as low pressure moves farther into Atlantic Canada. It will remain somewhat breezy, which should limit the development of valley fog in most areas. Temperatures will turn chilly overnight, falling into the low to mid-40s north of the mountains and the upper 40s to mid-50s farther south.

**Friday** will be cooler and mostly dry, with northwest winds occasionally gusting to around 20 mph. High temperatures will reach only the low to mid-60s north of the mountains, while southern areas warm into the low to mid-70s.

**Friday night** will be the coldest night of the period as high pressure settles overhead, allowing skies to clear and temperatures to drop quickly. Northern areas could fall into the mid to upper 30s, with low to mid-40s south of the mountains. **Patchy frost is possible across northern areas**, especially in colder valleys and sheltered locations. Those with sensitive plants or crops should take precautions. Valley fog is also likely.

**Saturday** will be dry and pleasant, with mostly fair skies and temperatures mainly in the 70s. Clouds will increase Saturday night as the next weather system approaches, with overnight lows ranging from the lower 50s north to the upper 50s along the Maine coast and lower 60s across southern New Hampshire.

**Sunday** will bring a return of scattered showers as a cold front moves through. Rainfall should be relatively light, and the day is not expected to be a washout. A rumble of thunder is possible during the afternoon or early evening, mainly as the front moves through. Any lingering showers should end by early Monday.

**Looking ahead:** Mostly dry weather is expected to return for the start of the work week. Another front may bring additional chances for showers by the middle to latter part of the week.

The Weekend Outlook