As Boston gears up for its Independence Day festivities, the weather forecast suggests a partly sunny day with a comfortable high of 84 degrees. However, the celebrations may be punctuated by isolated showers this evening, adding a touch of unpredictability to the outdoor events, as reports by National Weather Service.
With temperatures lingering in the mid to upper 70s come fireworks time tonight, it'll be warm, and admittedly, humid plan accordingly. While we’re not expecting a washout Today, there will be a few isolated showers and storms in your holiday forecast this afternoon and this evening, according to NBC Boston.
Looking ahead, the possibility of showers will increase through the night and Tomorrow. Early risers Tomorrow might experience some isolated storms, though they could persist into the early afternoon. With high temperatures said to be in the mid-80s again, one might consider keeping an umbrella nearby.
Bostonians should prepare for increased chances of precipitation, as a cold front is expected to roll in on Saturday leading to storm chances of 60%. It will be humid, and highs are again projected to be in the low to mid-80s. By Sunday, the weather narrative shifts focus to the rising temperatures with highs near 90 degrees, reminiscent of summer's full throttle as reported by NBC Boston.
