As a result of the dry air and wind, the government has hoisted a fire weather watch Tuesday and Wednesday for the potential of explosive fire growth conditions.
It’s become a familiar theme in New England over the last several days: dry weather great for outdoor plans, but an abundance of pollen, sunburns from prolonged sun exposure and high fire danger.
After a frosty start in some valleys of western, central and northern New England Monday morning, the dry air warms quickly under ample sunshine and only decorative, high-altitude cirrus clouds, reaching high temperatures around and over 75 degrees regionwide. When the cold front crosses New England Tuesday night from north to south, rain showers will gradually shrink as they move south, dropping nary more than a few hundredths of an inch of rain in some of southern New England by the time they arrive, hardly making a difference in either pollen count or brush fire danger.Tuesday and Wednesday for the potential of explosive fire growth conditions.
New England steadily rebounds incrementally Thursday and Friday under sunshine with a room temperature feeling in the 60s before returning to near 70 degrees for the weekend.
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