New England Braces for Heavy Downpours and Strong Winds

Heavy downpours are expected across New England, with rainfall totals reaching up to an inch in some areas.

Wind gusts may reach up to 35-50 mph, particularly in coastal areas, potentially causing scattered power outages.

The storm will move quickly, with clearing skies expected by the end of the day.

Tuesday will be a gorgeous day with temperatures in the mid-60s, followed by more showers on Wednesday.

Coastal flood advisories are in effect for southern Rhode Island and the South Coast of Massachusetts until 11 a.m.

Greater Boston: Breezy conditions with rain and scattered thunderstorms in the morning, with temperatures falling in the afternoon. Sunshine returns Tuesday.

Central/Western Mass.: Showers during the morning commute, followed by partial clearing. Mild and sunny on Tuesday.

Southeastern Mass.: Blustery with showers, some heavy. Sunshine returns Tuesday.

Cape and Islands: Showers and windy conditions arriving mid- to late morning, clearing on Tuesday.

Rhode Island: Breezy to windy, especially along the coast, with showers and heavier downpours. Sunny and milder on Tuesday.

New Hampshire: Showers and heavy downpours with windy conditions, turning sunny on Tuesday.

Secure loose items outside to prevent them from being blown away by the wind.

Be aware of potential street flooding during heavy downpours.

Charge electronic devices in case of power outages.

If commuting, allow extra travel time due to potential delays from rain and wind.

Q: What is the biggest threat from this storm?

Q: When will the storm clear out?

Q: Are there any coastal flood concerns?

Expect heavy rain and strong winds during the Monday morning commute.

Be prepared for potential localized flooding and scattered power outages.

Secure loose outdoor items and allow extra travel time.

The weather will improve on Tuesday with sunshine and milder temperatures.