A weak frontal boundary will pass through Thursday or Friday, and will stall to our south.  Unsettled weather is expected for this weekend, although the latest models have backed away from a very wet weekend, keeping much of the shower activity to our south and west.

In fact, while there will be considerable cloudiness, some breaks of sun are possible and it currently appears that the weekend will be rain-free much of the time.

High temps will be in the low 80s with dewpoints near 60.

Latest models have a high of 94 for Wednesday

2014 has been characterized as unusually cool/cold in the northeast.  It’s the middle of June and we are finally having our first real taste of hot weather.  Through Thursday, high temperatures are expected to be in the low 90s with gradually increasing humidity.  Wednesday should be the hotest, with high temperatures near 93.

By Friday, we go back to a relatively normal for June pattern and we have to watch for showers and thunderstorms over the weekend because a frontal boundary may stall just to our south.