Temperatures get a much-needed boost Wednesday thanks to an end of the nagging northeast wind. Sure, we're still on the cool side of things at the coast with a…
Temperatures get a much-needed boost Wednesday thanks to an end of the nagging northeast wind. Sure, we're still on the cool side of things at the coast with a feeble sea breeze but away from the water, we have a chance to hit 60 .
It's that much of a factor. Of course, time is of the essence. More clouds and showers are moving in from the west and will arrive by evening.Sign up for NECN newsletters.
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