As October wanes, Boston is experiencing a weather seesaw, with temperatures forecasted to flip between brisk and balmy over the coming week. According to the National Weather Service, today saw isolated showers before 9 a.m., giving way to a mostly sunny day with high temperatures near 68 degrees. A northerly breeze swept through the city, with occasional gusts reaching up to 21 mph.
The clear, cool night will lead to tomorrow's forecast of full sun and high temperatures near 60 degrees as dry air moves into the region. The struggling clouds today will give way to clearer skies for the upcoming lunar cycle. Tomorrow night, a low of around 46 degrees is expected under partly cloudy skies, with a gentle southwestern wind welcoming the weekend.
"We'll recover a bit Saturday even as another cold front passes overhead," as reported by NBC Boston. Saturday boasts a mostly sunny day with a high nearing 65 and westward winds mimicking the previous gale's fervor. The night's cool settles around 41 degrees, beneath a mostly clear sky.
Changes blow in with the Sunday cold front, with daytime highs constrained in the mid-50s and a first frost of the season possible by Monday morning. A sunny Sunday will give rise to a chilly night with lows around 35, the northwest wind maintaining its moderate chorus. "Highs on Sunday will struggle to hold in the 50s and highs Monday will barely make 50!" as stated by NBC Boston.
Keeping Bostonians on their toes, the weather promises another abrupt shift by Tuesday, with southwest winds driving temperatures to a high near 63. Towards midweek, conditions will be partly sunny with a warm up to 72 degrees come Wednesday. Halloween revelers can anticipate a treat with the weather—"No cold trick-or-treating this year," the temperatures expected to peak in the pleasing 70s, as noted by NBC Boston.
