Bostonians looking forward to the Red Sox home opener tomorrow can expect milder temperatures despite the potential for cloud cover, with the National Weather Service forecasting "a high near 65" for today and similar conditions anticipated for tomorrow, while NBC Boston suggests a chance of "leap into the upper 60s" if the sun makes an appearance.
Today, showers are likely before 2 p.m., as the city sees a cloudy but warm atmosphere reaching up to 65 degrees; the winds will be blowing from the southwest at 10 to 16 mph, gusting as high as 30 mph with new precipitation amounts between a tenth and a quarter of an inch possible, tonight’s forecast keeps the chance of precipitation low at 20% and a slight chance of showers before 10pm and it could start again after 2 am according to the National Weather Service.
For Friday, the anticipation of partly sunny skies by the National Weather Service bodes well for sports fans as it coincides with the Red Sox home opener, NBC Boston reports the mid-60s are expected at the Fenway, the temperature may be tempered by cloud coverage is not expected to be affected by a sea breeze, offering uniform warmth "all the way to the coast – and the Fens – by afternoon."
The trend for the weekend suggests more showers with NBC Boston pinpointing Saturday as a "flat-out disappointment with highs in the 40s," while Sunday promises a mix of clouds, potential early showers, and highs climbing near 66 degrees as the southwest wind persists at 6 to 10 mph, come next week temperatures are expected to cool down for Boston, moving into a drier pattern for a spell until later in the week.
As it stands for those planning week-ahead activities, the skies will clear significantly by Wednesday according to the National Weather Service promising "Sunny, with a high near 49" and a west wind blowing at 9 to 11 mph, it is clear that although Bostonians are in the midst of an "active, semi-soggy pattern" as described by NBC Boston, the glimmers of pleasant weather on the horizon are something to look forward to in the days ahead.
