Sunshine, Temperatures in the 70s Wednesday - NBC10 Boston

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The date of Boston’s average first 90° day of the season - June 6 - has come and gone. We are still waiting in places like Boston, Worcester and Providence.

Conference is increasing that we will likely log our first 90° day between this Thursday and Monday of next week. This is called a rex block pattern.

We have high pressure across New England on top of a low pressure system in the mid Atlantic. Places from southern New Jersey through the Carolinas will stay unseasonably cool with clouds and rain.

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The national hurricane center is looking at that area of low pressure off the Carolina coast, but even if it doesn’t get a name, rainfall amounts may exceed a half foot. We need rain, but it doesn’t appear we will get any anytime soon.

Thunderstorms are always the wildcard and as the air mass turns a little bit more humid by the weekend we may see thunderstorms produce downpours. As we’ve been saying, rain accompanied by thunderstorms typically runs off and the ground doesn’t have a chance to absorb a lot of it.

Next week, looks a little bit more promising for widespread thunderstorms as the air mass becomes increasingly humid. Temperatures next week won’t be quite as hot, but it will be warm and muggy.

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