Sunny days extend into the working week

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SUNDAY FORECAST FOR SEPTEMBER, DAVID. IT LOOKS LIKE THE WEATHER IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO BE GOOD. LAST WEEK WAS GOOD. THIS WEEK IS GOING TO BE GOOD. IT WAS A LITTLE WINDY, BUT, WITH GUSTS OF 20 TO POSSIBLY EVEN 30 MPH. SUSTAINED WIND SPEEDS OF 10 TO 20 MPH DIRECTLY FROM THE WEST. SO THAT'S BRINGING IN DRYER AIR THAT FEELS LIKE FALL OUTSIDE. I'VE ALREADY SEEN SOME TREES TRYING TO POP, BUT THE PEAK IS NOT UNTIL LATE TO EARLY. LATE SEPTEMBER, EARLY OCTOBER. OUT TO NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND AND SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. WE'LL HAVE MOSTLY MID TO LATE OCTOBER AND THEN OUT TO THE CAPE AND ISLANDS AROUND HALLOWEEN. CLEAR SKIES. CLEAR SKIES TONIGHT. THAT COLD FRONT THAT BROUGHT US SOME SPOTS OF RAIN LATE YESTERDAY NIGHT, COMPLETELY OFF COAST. WE ALWAYS HAVE THAT DEEP FEELING NORTH OF US. MAYBE SOME SPOTS OF RAIN TOWARDS NEW YORK AND VERMONT. BUT DON'T EXPECT ANY ACTIVITY HERE IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TONIGHT. SO IN BOSTON WE HAVE 19 DEGREES AND A MIX OF SUNSHINE AND CLOUDS. BUT MORE SUN THAN CLOUDS. DEW POINT 38 DEGREES, WHICH MEANS VERY DRY AIR. NOT JUST FOR TONIGHT, BUT FOR YOUR MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND EVEN FRIDAY. LOOKING TOWARDS OUR UPCOMING WEEKEND, THE HUMIDITY COULD COME BACK. CLEAR SKIES TONIGHT, WHICH WILL DROP TEMPERATURES STARTING EARLY MONDAY MORNING. A LITTLE COOL, ESPECIALLY THE FAR WEST YOU ARE. OVER 7.5 GRAMS, NEAR THE COAST. WE'RE GOING TO TRY WALL-TO-WALL SUNSHINE AGAIN WHEN IT'S AROUND EARLY MONDAY MORNING. MONDAY AFTERNOON. WE'LL HAVE LOTS OF SUNSHINE AS WELL, BUT MONDAY NIGHT WILL HAVE SOME CLOUDS PASSING THROUGH, SO THERE MAY BE A FEW DRIZZLES. BUT I THINK MOST OF US, IF NOT ALL, WILL STAY DRY. AND THEN IT'S SUN BACK ON TUESDAY. TEMPERATURES TOMORROW WILL BE WARMER THAN TODAY, BUT. TODAY WE'RE STRUGGLING TO REACH THE 21 DEGREES MARK. TOMORROW WE'LL COME. A SLIGHTLY MORE CORRECT DAY FOR THE TIME OF YEAR. MID TO UPPER 25 DEGREES FOR MOST. SO YOU CAN SEE THE SHORTWAVES GOING THROUGH TOMORROW NIGHT. THE HIGH WAVE TAKES OVER THE THINKING. BUT IF WE LOOK JUST A LITTLE FURTHER TO THE SOUTH WE ARE TRACKED BY THE TROPICS. THAT COINCIDENTLY IS OR WILL BE FRANCINE, AT THIS TIME IT IS POTENTIALLY TROPICAL CYCLONE 6. YOU CAN SEE SUSTAINED WINDS OF 50 MPH. I THINK IT WILL PROBABLY BE NAMED IN THE NEXT 24 HOURS. IT WILL CONTINUE TO STRENGTHEN IN THE GULF OF MEXICO, PERHAPS INTO A HURRICANE, BEFORE IT MAKES LANDFALL NEAR TEXAS OR LOUISIANA, WHICH WE ARE WATCHING CLOSELY FOR YOU. I DON'T THINK WE'LL SEE ANY IMPACT HERE LOCALLY. NEXT NAME ON THE LIST, FRANCINE, AND WE'LL SEE IF FRANCINE ENDS UP INTO A HURRICANE HERE. LOCALLY OUR CHANCES FOR RAIN ARE VERY LOW, AS LOW AS ZERO FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS. SO JUST SUNSHINE AS FAR AS THE EYE CAN SEE. MONDAY. TEMPERATURES SEASONALLY MID TO UPPER 70S, TUESDAY A LITTLE WARMER, BRIGHT AND DRY. MAYBE ABOVE 80S. COMING BACK ON WEDNESDAY AND THEN IT MAY EVEN FEEL LIKE SUMMER ON THURSDAY AND

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