Video: Clouds increasing, afternoon rain

CICALESE AND CHECK IN ON THAT. I’M SURE FOR MANY OF THE RUNNERS LOOKING AT THE RADAR EARLY THIS MORNING, THEY SAW THIS GREEN. THEY’RE PROBABLY A LITTLE NERVOUS, BUT WE GOT VERY LUCKY. IT IS NICE AND DRY OUT THERE, ALTHOUGH THE CLOUDS ARE CERTAINLY HINTING AT WHAT’S TO COME. SHOWERS ARE FOCUSED OVER NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND, WHERE THERE’S SOME SNOW MIXING IN IN THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS. BUT OUR OF RAIN HERE FOR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND IS JUST STARTING TO MAKE ITS WAY THROUGH THE MID-ATLANTIC. SO IT WILL BE HERE SHORTLY. WE HAVE OUR NEXT RAIN MOVING IN FROM THE MIDWEST. THAT’S GOING TO BE A LITTLE MORE SUBSTANTIAL MOVING IN AS WE MOVE TOWARD MONDAY. SO ON OUR RADAR, WE HAVE SEVERAL THINGS WE’RE TRACKING. FIRST OFF, TODAY WE HAVE RAIN MOVING IN THIS AFTERNOON, BUT OUR NEXT THREAT AND SOMETHING MORE SIGNIFICANT WILL BE THE COLD BLAST THAT’S MOVING IN FOR TUESDAY, VETERANS DAY AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK THAT WILL STRETCHES INTO A COLD OUTLOOK FOR NEXT WEEKEND AS WELL. WE ARE IN THE 40S FROM WORCESTER UP TOWARD MANCHESTER AND OUT TOWARD PORTSMOUTH, BUT MANY OF US FROM BOSTON SOUTHEAST ARE CROSSING INTO THE 50S. NOTICE THAT AREAS SOUTH OF THE PIKE WILL SEE THE BEST CHANCE OF GETTING CLOSE TO 60. WE DO HAVE A WARM FRONT INFLUENCING OUR FORECAST DOWN THERE. MOST OF US, ESPECIALLY NEAR BOSTON AND NORTH OF BOSTON. WE’LL SIT CLOSER TO THE MID 50S TODAY. SO NOT QUITE THE 60S OF YESTERDAY, BUT STILL A FEW DEGREES ABOVE AVERAGE. CLOUDS ARE THICKENING, BUT WE’RE STILL NOT SEEING MUCH IN THE WAY OF RAIN HERE. I DO THINK WE’LL HAVE TO series OVER THE NEXT HOUR. THERE MAY BE SOME POCKETS OF DRIZZLE DEVELOPING AS WE HAVE THIS EAST WIND JUST PICKING UP SLIGHTLY. IT’S NOT GOING TO BE AS STRONG WIND BY ANY MEANS AS WE MOVE TOWARD THAT NOON TO 2:00 HOUR. THAT’S WHEN I DO THINK WE’LL SEE MORE SUBSTANTIAL SHOWERS STARTING TO MOVE NORTHWARD. AND THAT TREND CONTINUES INTO THIS EVENING, WHERE WE WILL LIKELY RUN INTO A FEW MORE SUBSTANTIAL SHOWERS THIS EVENING. THIS IS POSTED AROUND 530, SO YOU CAN SEE IT CERTAINLY DOES LOOK WET FOR MANY LOCATIONS, AND THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. IT’S REALLY JUST A FEW POCKETS OF DRIZZLE AND FOG. SO WHILE WE DO SEE SOME PERIODS OF HEAVY SHOWERS, WE DON’T SEE MUCH IN THE WAY OF TOTAL RAINFALL LIKELY STAYING AROUND AND BELOW HALF AN INCH. DRIZZLE AND FOG OVERNIGHT. IT STAYS WARM OVERNIGHT. IN THE 50S. WE HOLD ON TO THOSE 50S TOMORROW MORNING COMMUTE LOOKS WETTEST FOR AREAS FROM 4.95 WESTWARD, BUT I DO THINK IN THE AFTERNOON THAT WILL TREND EAST AND IT TURNS VERY WET IN SPOTS DURING THE AFTERNOON. I THINK FOR THE RIDE HOME FOR THE KIDS FROM SCHOOL, IT’S THAT EARLY TO MID AFTERNOON HOURS THAT THE SHOWERS WILL BE A LITTLE HEAVIER THAN THEY ARE IN THE EVENING, STILL WET IN SPOTS FOR THE EVENING COMMUTE, ALTHOUGH SHOWERS ARE NOT QUITE AS WIDESPREAD. THEN BY TUESDAY WE’RE WATCHING SOME OF THIS LAKE EFFECT SNOW OUT FROM NEW YORK, SPILLING OVER TO THE BERKSHIRES WITH COLD AIR FEEDING IN WIND CHILL FACTORS IN THE TEENS TO LOW 20S. TUESDAY MORNING. AFTERNOON HIGHS STUCK IN THE LOW 40S. BUT ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, IT WILL FEEL LIKE IT’S CLOSER TO THE FREEZING POI