WET ROADS
Mild air comes with rain overnight in New England. It will be heavy at times, but the worst is over before the sun comes up.
Wednesday will feature clouds, fog, and an isolated shower. The greatest risk for showers during the day will be over the Cape and Islands. More downpours will move through late at night along the cold front, mainly after 9pm.
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Thanksgiving Day will be cooler and drier with all day 40s, so dress warmly if you’re heading out for a morning turkey trot or football game. Wind will increase a bit too.
The cold will peak Friday and Saturday. Black Friday shoppers be warned: gusts 30-40 mph and cold will result in wind chills in the 20s most of the day. It’ll be even colder Saturday.
More rain is on the way in time for travel time Sunday evening to Monday.
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