Providence weather forecast for Apr. 13, 2013, Forecast discussion: After starting the week with temperatures trying to reach 80 degrees in Rhode Island, we will end the workweek with a rainy, gray, cold day. High temperatures in Providence only reached 44 degrees by Friday afternoon. However, we will see improved weather for this weekend.
For now, we will deal with a low pressure system that formed near the Delmarva Peninsula this afternoon. The low will move out of the Gulf of Maine by tomorrow morning, so we will keep patchy drizzle, mist, and some patchy fog for this evening.
Skies will begin to clear by mid-morning on Saturday, as the low moves off to the northeast. Drier air will remain over the region thanks in part to high pressure settling over the central U.S.
The high will influence our weather right into Monday. Also, temperatures will return to normal, as the mercury rises into the middle 50’s. As we head into next week, we will be returning to the gray skies once again.
This will be due to a developing frontal boundary that will extend from the Ohio River Valley into southeast Texas. The front will be stationary until Wednesday, when the boundary begins to move into the Northeast U.S. The boundary will keep a series of weak low pressure systems moving over the area, giving us scattered showers right into Thursday.
By Thursday night, a stronger low pressure center will move towards the Northeast U.S. on Friday. The low will also bring some warmer air into Southern New England, as our high temperatures reach the middle 60’s by Wednesday. Overnight lows will be quite warm, as cloudy skies keep most of the daytime heat from escaping back into the atmosphere.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Leftover showers end around midnight, with drizzle and fog until dawn. We will see a low of 38.
Saturday: Partly to mostly sunny and warmer with a high of 56. Winds will come from the northwest at 8-11 mph.
McCoy Stadium Forecast (12:05 p.m. start of game #1 of doubleheader): Partly sunny, 50.
Saturday night: Partly to mostly cloudy with a low of 40. Winds will come from the west at 5-8 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny with a high of 57.
Sunday night: Mostly cloudy with a low of 36.
Monday: Mostly sunny with a high of 58.
Monday night: Mostly cloudy with a low of 42.
Extended forecast:
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with showers possible by the evening. Highs 60-63, lows 45-48.
Wednesday: Scattered showers. Highs 65-68, lows 45-48.
Thursday: Scattered showers. Highs 63-66, lows 46-49.
Friday: Showers and windy. Highs 64-67, lows 42-45.
For now, we will deal with a low pressure system that formed near the Delmarva Peninsula this afternoon. The low will move out of the Gulf of Maine by tomorrow morning, so we will keep patchy drizzle, mist, and some patchy fog for this evening.
Skies will begin to clear by mid-morning on Saturday, as the low moves off to the northeast. Drier air will remain over the region thanks in part to high pressure settling over the central U.S.
The high will influence our weather right into Monday. Also, temperatures will return to normal, as the mercury rises into the middle 50’s. As we head into next week, we will be returning to the gray skies once again.
This will be due to a developing frontal boundary that will extend from the Ohio River Valley into southeast Texas. The front will be stationary until Wednesday, when the boundary begins to move into the Northeast U.S. The boundary will keep a series of weak low pressure systems moving over the area, giving us scattered showers right into Thursday.
By Thursday night, a stronger low pressure center will move towards the Northeast U.S. on Friday. The low will also bring some warmer air into Southern New England, as our high temperatures reach the middle 60’s by Wednesday. Overnight lows will be quite warm, as cloudy skies keep most of the daytime heat from escaping back into the atmosphere.
72 hour forecast:
Tonight: Leftover showers end around midnight, with drizzle and fog until dawn. We will see a low of 38.
Saturday: Partly to mostly sunny and warmer with a high of 56. Winds will come from the northwest at 8-11 mph.
McCoy Stadium Forecast (12:05 p.m. start of game #1 of doubleheader): Partly sunny, 50.
Saturday night: Partly to mostly cloudy with a low of 40. Winds will come from the west at 5-8 mph.
Sunday: Mostly sunny with a high of 57.
Sunday night: Mostly cloudy with a low of 36.
Monday: Mostly sunny with a high of 58.
Monday night: Mostly cloudy with a low of 42.
Extended forecast:
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with showers possible by the evening. Highs 60-63, lows 45-48.
Wednesday: Scattered showers. Highs 65-68, lows 45-48.
Thursday: Scattered showers. Highs 63-66, lows 46-49.
Friday: Showers and windy. Highs 64-67, lows 42-45.
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