Dry, seasonable weather with a good amount of sunshine is expected through midweek, before a wetter stretch moves in.
Dry Weather Holds Through Midweek
Tuesday night will be clear, with a low in the lower 40s and breezy conditions, with a low risk of advisory-level winds gusting up to 25 knots. Veterans Day on Wednesday looks dry and seasonable, with a good amount of sunshine and highs in the 50s before cloud cover increases late Wednesday and continues Wednesday night.
According to the National Weather Service, Thursday starts mostly cloudy, with a slight chance of rain. Temperatures should still reach the upper 50s, but the weather turns noticeably less inviting by evening.
Rain Takes Over Thursday Night And Friday
Rain is expected Thursday night, with northeast winds increasing and a low near 39 degrees. Friday looks wet and breezy in Providence, with rain likely, patchy fog possible before 8 a.m., northerly winds around 14 mph and a high near 49.
The unsettled pattern could linger into Friday night and Saturday, when rain remains possible and overnight temperatures fall to the low 30s. Forecasters are monitoring a late-week storm track, but any snow risk appears focused mainly on higher elevations outside Providence rather than the city itself.
Cooler, Brighter Weekend Ahead
Saturday brings a chance of rain and a high near 48, followed by mostly sunny conditions Sunday with a high near 51. Monday should stay mostly sunny near 52, though overnight lows dipping to around 32 will make the next workweek feel considerably more wintry.
