In spite of the fact you might have had to pull on a sweatshirt for a morning walk today, it's been a very hot summer with very little rain, most acutely over the interior.
It's going to be bright and blue starting tomorrow afternoon and running through the weekend, with the humidity at very low levels.
But every gift comes with a price. The sun won't be out much this weekend as cool marine air moves through the region.
Looking for something to do as temperatures cool? Get to a place with as little light as possible, put on some bug spray, lie down on a blanket, and just look up.
The humidity and the heat will combine Tuesday to make it feel in the upper 90s in most areas, and as high as 104 in some spots.
Strong storms rumbled through parts of Massachusetts on Tuesday, causing more than 220,000 power outages and toppling trees across the state, but the heavy rains passed through quickly and appeared to have caused limited damage.
The Berkshires could get up to 4 inches of rain. Central and Eastern Massachusetts will see less rainfall, but winds will be strong, creating the chance for downed trees and power outages.
Like that old movie showing a house flying into the whirling sky, the National Weather Service said Monday that radar confirmed that a tornado touched down in western Massachusetts Sunday.