It can also be a bit windy during the day. If you travel north to catch some foliage, isolated rain showers may occur in northern New Hampshire and Maine this afternoon. Bring a jacket and possibly a hat and gloves if you’re up north on Saturday evening. Low temperatures may drop to 30°C and there will be some frosty spots.

Sunday will likely start with mostly sunny skies and slightly cooler weather after the front passes on Saturday. When the jet stream is a little leveler, systems will move in and out of the region quickly. Afternoon highs will stall in the low 60s with cloud cover increasing throughout the day. A few showers are likely later Sunday evening and Monday morning. Some parts of New England will continue to experience cool evenings, with some freeze warnings throughout the region.

On Monday, Indigenous Peoples Day, there may be a few showers, especially in the morning. However, many of us will miss her. Afternoon readings will be in the low to mid 60s.

Southern New England: Saturday will remain mostly dry and mostly sunny with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. Cool nights with low temperatures in the 40s. There is a chance of late rain Sunday evening and Monday morning, with both highs hovering in the lower 60s.

Western fair: The Berkshires are staying cool and are struggling to break 60 over the next four days. The Pioneer Valley should reach the upper 60s on Saturday before settling into the lower to mid 60s on Sunday and Monday. Expect mostly dry conditions this weekend with more sun than clouds. The only impact will be an isolated light shower moving through Sunday evening into Monday morning.

Cape and Islands: Over the next four days, daily highs will remain most consistent in the mid-60s. Skies will be mostly sunny on Saturday with partly cloudy conditions on Sunday and Monday, with scattered showers possible in the area late Sunday and throughout Monday morning.

Northern New England: Saturday will remain cool with a mix of sun and clouds with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Some spray is possible in far northern New England. Sunday should be mostly dry with cool afternoon temperatures around 50°. Monday could be the coolest day of all as high temperatures struggle to break 50 degrees. Expect a few showers later Sunday and into Monday. Also remember that you should have a temperature in the upper 30s and low 40s each morning while stretching.

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