Mass. weather: Mostly sunny skies on Tuesday but when will it rain again?

After a windy and rainy Monday morning, expect some sunny skies thanks to drier air on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

Tuesday is expected to be a milder day, with highs reaching the low to mid 60s. There will be some winds from the southwest at speeds of 10 to 20 mph with higher gusts on the Cape and Islands, according to forecasters.

Pittsfield, Springfield, Worcester and Boston should expect blue skies on Tuesday, with highs in Pittsfield reaching 61 degrees, highs in Worcester reaching 64 degrees and highs in both Springfield and Boston reaching 65 degrees, according to the National Weather Service’s seven-day-forecast.

Forecasters expect a period of showers late Tuesday evening but don’t anticipate heavy rainfall. Showers are expected overnight Tuesday, with the highest chance of rain in Pittsfield (90%) and the lowest in Worcester and Boston (60%).

Temperatures in Pittsfield are expected to be as low as 44 degrees on Tuesday night, while temperatures in Springfield and Worcester are forecast to reach lows of 50 degrees. In Boston, temperatures are expected to be as low as 53 degrees on Tuesday night.

More showers are expected on Wednesday, as a cold front moves through, according to forecasters.

Pittsfield and Worcester have an 80% chance of experiencing rain on Wednesday. There’s a 70% chance of rain for Springfield and a 90% chance in Boston, according to the seven-day-forecast.

Temperatures in Pittsfield are expected to be as high as 58 degrees on Wednesday, while temperatures in Springfield and Worcester could reach as high as 64 degrees. Boston, meanwhile, could see temperatures as high as 66 degrees on Wednesday, according to the forecast.