Providence, R.I. – Drivers across Rhode Island may face damp roads early Sunday, but clearer skies will quickly take hold as the new week begins. Light showers and cloud cover could impact early travel, especially along I-95 near Providence, though conditions improve as the day moves forward. Residents planning errands or outdoor activities should prepare for wet pavement in the morning before sunnier, drier weather takes over by midday.
According to the National Weather Service, a chance of rain lingers into early Sunday with calm winds shifting southwest before clearing skies dominate. By Monday, Rhode Island sees a stable stretch with highs near 78 degrees and light breezes, creating ideal conditions for commuters and those preparing for the week.
Providence and surrounding towns can expect cooler evenings as lows dip into the upper 50s Sunday and lower 60s into Monday night. Fall-like conditions strengthen midweek as October begins, with crisp mornings in the mid-40s by Wednesday night. This cooling trend highlights the transition into early fall, making jackets and layered clothing smart choices for the morning rush.
With showers fading, residents can take advantage of several dry, sunny days ahead. Outdoor work, yard maintenance, and seasonal travel should all benefit from calm conditions through late week.
Clear skies are expected to hold through Thursday and Friday, providing Rhode Island with one of the longest sunny stretches in weeks.
Five Day Forecast for Providence, Rhode Island
- Sunday: Gradual clearing, high near 78. Low near 60.
- Monday: Mostly sunny, high near 78. Low near 59.
- Tuesday: Partly sunny, high near 75. Low near 54.
- Wednesday: Sunny, high near 64. Low near 45.
- Thursday: Sunny, high near 61. Low near 43.
