Expect sunny skies and balmy climes.
The sun comes out as Rhode Island heads into the weekend.
Check out the weather as the rest of the week wraps up in Rhode Island.
Expect plenty of sun by a chance of rain and possibly thunderstorms.
Enjoy the sun while it lasts.
Meteorological fall begins Sept. 1 and runs through Nov. 30.
Friday's high heat and humidity will be followed by thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.
The heat advisory starts at 11 a.m. Thursday.
Expect sunny skies as the week winds down.
The rip current risk remains in effect through Tuesday.
Inexperienced swimmers need to stay out of the water, the National Weather Service cautioned.
See when the sun comes back out again.
The rain continues to fall in Rhode Island.
The rest of the week will be pretty wet in Rhode Island.
Rainfall is expected to be below normal across much of the country.
It's turned into a wet week in Rhode Island.
But will the nice weather last?
Here are seven things to know.
Expect a sunshine-filled weekend.
The high surf advisory remains in effect.
The high surf advisory continues as well.
The high surf advisory starts Wednesday morning.
Expect rain and possible thunderstorms.
Rain will replace the smoke this weekend in Rhode Island.
Beware of the heart, the air and the water, the National Weather Service warns.
It's a bad Tuesday in Rhode Island.
The heat index values soar through the roof Tuesday.
The sun wil come out this weekend.
The flood watch continues until Tuesday afternoon.
The flood watch started Monday and is in effect through Tuesday afternoon
The Fourth of July weekend will be dangerously hot.
It's going to get dangerously hot in Rhode Island.
The dangerously hot conditions start Wednesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The sun will come out, but not for long.
Rhode Island's in for a wet one, according to the National Weather Service.
Expect clear skies and balmy skies this weekend.
There's a slight chance of rain but otherwise a bright week in Rhode Island.
The coastal flooding hazard remains in effect through late Tuesday night.
AccuWeather expert meteorologists said the developing El Niño is unusual because it is expected to begin early and strengthen quickly.
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