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Looking to get outside this weekend? Here's your beach and mountain forecast around New England

Beaches On the southern coast of Cape Cod, Friday night rain is expected to clear up by Saturday, giving way to sunny skies with temperatures in the mid-70s for the rest of the weekend, according to the National Weather Service. In Nantucket, expect similar temperatures and similarly clear skies, with Friday night showers clearing up by Saturday morning, according to the National Weather Service. Nearer to the northern coast of Cape Cod, temperatures are expected to be in the high-70s all weekend, according to the National Weather Service. On the North Shore, temperatures are expected to be higher on Sunday, in the low-80s, according to the National Weather Service. Expect temperatures in the mid-70s on Saturday, with all rain clearing up by Friday night, according to the National Weather Service. New Hampshire beaches can expect sunny skies with temperatures in the mid-70s on Saturday and the low-80s on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service. Advertisement Rip tide risks are 'moderate' on Friday for many New England beaches, according to the National Weather Service. Results have not yet been released for the weekend. The appropriately named Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa has beautiful views White Mountains of New Hampshire. (Pamela Wright) Pamela Wright Mountains On New Hampshire's White Mountains, expect clear skies through the weekend, with Friday showers clearing up by Saturday morning, according to At ground level, temperatures will be in the low-60s, but nearer to the summit, temperatures will drop in the high-40s, according to Advertisement At Vermont's Green Mountains, expect similarly clear skies through the weekend, with no showers predicted for Friday. Temperatures are more temperate, with mid-60s expected at ground level, and low-50s nearer to the summit, according to Seas Ally Cat, the 34-foot boat the Wards sailed from Massachusetts to Grenada. Courtesy of Kimberly Ward Boaters in coastal waters off of Massachusetts and Rhode Island should expect 'sprawling' high pressure winds this weekend, with winds beginning to slacken Saturday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. Truman Dickerson can be reached at