Bostonians can expect a comfortably sunny Saturday with highs cresting at 63 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service. The calm winds from the northwest should provide a pleasant backdrop for any outdoor weekend activities. As evening approaches, the temperature will marginally dip to a low around 49, accompanied by a gentle southern breeze.
Those planning on participating in the Head of the Charles Regatta or enjoying some seasonal apple picking will be greeted with "a lot of sunshine" and even warmer temperatures in "the low to mid 60s this afternoon," per NBC Boston. Tomorrow will continue the trend, bringing mostly sunny skies and hikes in temperature, reaching a high near 69, with light winds picking up speed through the morning.
However, the fair weather isn't set to last. NBC Boston forecasts a change come Monday with the arrival of a cold front that could dampen the mood and the roads by the morning commute. Expect "showers and possibly a thunderstorm" according to the National Weather Service, with the potential for heavy downpours. Both outlets agree that blustery conditions and a high near 67 will characterize the day.
After a brief respite on Tuesday, where it's mostly sunny with a high near 65, rain is anticipated to make a comeback. NBC Boston signals "another cold front swings through on Wednesday," which seems to align with the 60% chance of showers reported by the National Weather Service for midweek. Scattered showers may linger past Wednesday, with temperatures gradually tapering off towards the upper 50s by the weekend.
