Today's forecast suggests a shift in Mother Nature's tune. According to the National Weather Service, the rain will cease by morning, and the wind is expected to strengthen as the day progresses. This sets the stage for a brisk yet brightening tomorrow, with conditions improving enough for sun-seekers to relish temperatures ranging from the low to mid-50s.

On the flip side, NBC Boston suggests we're not out of the woods just yet, with the arrival of a new weather system tomorrow night that could disrupt the morning Easter festivities with a few showers, though the remainder of the day should offer a mix of sun and clouds with the thermostat hovering around 50 again.

But the real spotlight in next week's weather drama shines on Tuesday, when a storm gears up to morph into a full-blown nor'easter—heavy on drama and, potentially, heavy on snow, especially for our comrades to the north. Forecasts prompt visions of a wintry mix wrapping us up midweek, yet, as with all climatic narratives, the plot may twist, so it behooves us to keep an eye on the changing forecasts. Nonetheless, post-storm predictions are favorable, with clear skies anticipated for the much-awaited April 8 eclipse and, dare we say, a warming trend that might finally signal spring's unobstructed arrival.