More Waves of Cool Air for Boston Into Mid-September

By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist

September 6,2013; 9:22PM,EDT

 

 

If you like days with bright warm sunshine, low humidity and cool nights, chances are you will like the weather into mid-September around Boston and much of New England.
At least two more waves of cool air will roll into the region. One will arrive Sunday and stick around into early next week. Another wave is due in late next week.
In between the cool waves, folks who like a little warmth and humidity may be satisfied as well.

The passage of a cool front Sunday morning may bring a stray shower. The next front may bring spotty showers and thunderstorms later Wednesday into Thursday.
The vast majority of the time will be free of rain for outdoor plans, projects and construction activities.
The weather for the Patriots first game of the regular season at Buffalo, N.Y. Sunday afternoon will be great for football with temperatures in the 60s. There could be a passing shower during the morning and midday for tailgating.
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As far as the tropics are concerned, no systems will directly impact the area through at least next week.