Fog in parts of Massachusetts on Sunday morning will make way for a mostly dry day with some isolated showers expected in the afternoon and evening.
The highs will be in the lower to mid-70s, according to the National Weather Service.
Forecasters say a few “pop up” showers could move in, similar to Saturday.
“Not expecting much rain out of any of these showers,” the National Weather Service said. Chances for thunder are low as well.
Dry weather and temperatures near or just warmer than average expected through mid-week.
On Monday, meteorologists expect “dry and quiet weather,” with slightly warmer than average temperatures of 70s to low 80s.
The coolest parts of the state will be the eastern coast with temperatures in the low 70s, while the warmest will be the Connecticut Valley in the low 80s.
There’s a low chance of showers for the coastal part of southern New England on Wednesday night into Thursday.
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