Today it is sunny and dry with high temperatures around 40 degrees.

This evening, take advantage of clear skies and the rising full wolf moon in the east at sunset. When the moon is higher in the sky, there is an opportunity to see Mars, which is quite bright, practically next to the full moon. This is a beautiful sight and for those of you who may be photographers, it is an opportunity to take a beautiful photo.

Dry weather will continue throughout the work week and temperatures will cool tomorrow. It will be around 10 degrees colder on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

As the gradient increases again, winds will increase on Tuesday and it will be breezy on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. It won’t be quite as windy as last week, but it will still feel colder than the actual temperature.

Conditions will start to warm up as we head into the weekend and there could be some precipitation here Saturday or Saturday evening. It’s actually probably too warm for snow and we could see some rain instead.

After 5 p.m. it is finally civil twilight in the afternoon. This means that until then you can still go outside and take an afternoon walk.

Southern New England: Look for dry conditions over the next few days. This afternoon it will be almost 40 o’clock and the sun is shining.

Western fair: Today there will be lots of sunshine across the region with temperatures around 30°C. It will be clear tonight.

Cape and Islands: Morning clouds will ease and temperatures will rise to around 40°C this afternoon.

Northern New England: Look for temperatures just above freezing this afternoon and a few snow showers in hillier terrain.