From Storm Team 10, a MARINE WARNING is in effect for the following areas. Visit turnto10.com/weather for more.

Hot and humid on Wednesday with high temperatures approaching 90 degrees. It'll be a completely different story on Thursday! A seasonally cool and dry air mass rushes in. Some locations in southeast Massachusetts will struggle to hit 70 degrees.

Labor Day weekend is looking solid. The only issue will be overnight rain Saturday into Sunday which could lead to a damp start. Conditions improve for Sunday afternoon, and set up a near-perfect Monday!

Big changes tomorrow...Say goodbye to summer and hello to fall🍂

Thick low-level clouds are starting to erode away from northeast to southwest.

The current temperatures are 10-15 degrees cooler than they were at this time yesterday.

Almost all of the heat observed in August was front-loaded. Providence has only experienced three days with above-average temperatures since August 6th.

A solid forecast for Labor Day across the northeast!

Clouds gradually thin out in the coming hours! It should be a great afternoon for any cookouts or outdoor activities!

Welcome to Meteorological Fall! Here's what we can expect over the next three months. Fun fact about the new meteorological season: it's the wettest season of the year for Providence.

Get ready for a chilly start Tuesday morning! Some communities will be in the 40s!

High pressure keeping us bright and sunny this week!

Did you miss tonight’s Climate Conversation? The whole team worked hard to look back at the past 365 days at the weather extremes and what is changing for southern New England. Watch here: turnto10.com/news/local/nbc… NBC 10 WJAR Mark Searles Jason Doris A.J. Mastrangelo Nick Russo

Coldest spots in Rhode Island this morning: 🥇Greene 🥈Kingston 🥉Hope Valley

One of the best times of the year☀️

Another chilly start on Wednesday!

Today is the 10th consecutive day without measurable rainfall at T.F. Green. That's good for Providence's second-longest dry stretch this year! It's also a nice little break from all the precipitation we've observed year to date😮‍💨

Watching the tropics over the next several days. The National Hurricane Center has highlighted five areas of potential development. Yet, as of today, all of these disturbances have a <30% chance of becoming Francine.

From Storm Team 10, a RIP CURRENT STATEMENT is in effect for the following areas. Visit turnto10.com/weather for more.

An interesting feature sitting to the southeast of SNE this evening. National Hurricane Center has a 30% chance of development over the next 36-48 hours. Regardless of whether this system becomes Francine or not, rough surf and rip currents are the main impacts we'll see!