Bostonians should keep their rain gear at hand as the city prepares for several days of wet weather, according to the latest forecasts. Rain is anticipated throughout the day, primarily before 11 a.m., after which there's a continuing possibility for light rain. The overcast skies will persist while temperatures peak at around 42 degrees. Light winds from the southwest will settle down by the afternoon.
Heading into the night, residents can expect patchy drizzle, at times heavy. Alongside this, patchy dense fog is set to develop, contributing to lowered visibility. The temperature is expected to dip slightly to a low of around 37 degrees, with calming southwesterly winds in the evening, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Tomorrow's forecast does not appear much brighter, with drizzle and light rain chances scattered throughout the day. Starting off with patchy fog in the morning; the fog is likely to reemerge after 2 p.m. Temperatures will be higher, reaching close to 48 degrees, while southerly winds remain gentle. The likelihood of precipitation stands at 60%, with minimal amounts expected.
The unsettled pattern continues into tomorrow night, with light rain possible before 8 p.m. and then again after midnight. Patchy fog could affect early evening conditions,, and cloudy skies will prevail. The lows will hover in the mid-40s, with a 50% chance of rain and expected rainfall reaching up to a quarter of an inch. As the week progresses, Monday brings a 70% chance of rain, mainly before 2 p.m., followed by clearer skies on Monday night.
Residents can look forward to a break in the rain on Tuesday with mostly sunny conditions and a high near 51 degrees. However, rain is expected to return Tuesday night, predominantly after 2 a.m. The chances of rain then ramp up to 70% into New Year's Day, with the downpour anticipated to cease by the afternoon. Post New Year's celebrations, the week brings a mix of possible rain and cloudy conditions before partial sunshine appears towards the end of the week.
