May is ending with some unseasonably warm weather, but it looks like just a tease that will not continue into early next week. A cold front brings a stop to the warm snap on Sunday night into Monday. It will be a slow-moving system, and most of Monday may be showery. There is also the chance of thunderstorms.
High pressure from Central Canada provides Southern New England with some dry, pleasant and seasonable weather through most of next workweek. Late in the week, we’ll have to keep an eye on a system cutting through the Midwest that scoops up tropical moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and spreads it up the Eastern Seaboard. Showers may be a concern for the second weekend of June.
