Bostonians can look forward to a mostly sunny end to their week, with a high of 54 degrees today and a clear night ahead, according to the National Weather Service. Winds from the north will shift east throughout the day, while tonight's low will hover around a comfortable 41 degrees with a light southern breeze.

Coming up for the weekend, tomorrow promises to be the highlight, sporting mostly sunny skies and climbing temperatures to about 61 degrees. The pleasant conditions, however, are set to take a slight hit come tomorrow night. The onset of clouds brings a 30 percent chance of showers after 3 am, with the thermometer dipping to a low near 44. "Saturday is the pick of the weekend with highs leaping to the upper 60s away from the coast and near 60 at the coast," disclosed an update by NBC Boston.

The rest of the weekend remains uncertain, where Sunday morning might greet us with a 30 percent chance of showers before clearing up to a mostly cloudy high near 63. The forecast for early next week indicates partial sunshine with highs in the mid-60s, though a constant threat of showers looms. Yet the true test for weather aficionados and laymen alike comes with predicting the temperamental sea breezes that could suppress coastal temperatures.

Despite Monday seeming poised for a steady dip courtesy of the sea breezes, "Then, it's another nail biter on Tuesday and Wednesday with sea breezes either holding or sneaking in during the afternoon," NBC Boston suggests. This pattern might afford towns and cities away from the coast a stretch of 70-degree weather, while coastal areas may not experience the same warmth. Nonetheless, optimism persists in the weather outlook as storms appear to be giving Boston a wide berth, promising a mostly dry continuation into the week.