Overall, there are no big changes to the ideas from last week’s Long Range Forecast. There will continue to be a large ridge in the Central Atlantic Ocean that is not far enough west to pump extended heat and humidity into Southern New England. The end result is a weather pattern that does not feature many extremes – hot or cold, wet or dry. For the most part it will be seasonably warm, with the chance of rain every few days as cold fronts pass. It does not look unbearably humid, and the weather behind the cold fronts will come from Canada and provide some nice, dry air – see the weather we’ll get Tuesday and Wednesday.
