Boston residents can expect a sunny but chilly Christmas Day, with highs peaking at around 32 degrees according to the latest weather forecast. This crisp weather is accompanied by a modest northwest wind blowing at 7 to 9 mph. Nighttime will bring in more clouds, but temperatures are set to hover at a low of about 22 degrees, still with a northwest wind around 7 mph.
As the workweek resumes, the sun will remain dominant, with Thursday's skies expected to stay clear and temperatures reaching a high near 35 degrees. "Mostly clear" is also expected tomorrow night, with a low around 18 degrees. These conditions, reported by the National Weather Service, offer a brief respite from an otherwise cold season.
Into the weekend, the forecast suggests a gradual warming trend. Friday's outlook is sunny, with temperatures inching up to a high near 38. The night may see some clouds but will maintain a calm atmosphere and a low around 24. The pattern continues into Saturday with a partly sunny day and highs touching 40 degrees, calm winds turning west at about 5 mph.
Changes are on the horizon, however, with Saturday night introducing a 30% chance of rain after 3 am. The skies will remain mostly cloudy, and the low will be around 31 degrees. "A chance of rain" will persist through Sunday and into the beginning of the new week, as per the National Weather Service. The upcoming week seems to prepare for more precipitation, with rain likely on Monday as odds of precipitation climb to a 70% chance and highs nearing 49 degrees.
