The city of Boston, MA can anticipate a sustained streak of chilly conditions, as forecasts reveal a domination of clear skies and moderate temperatures for the upcoming days. According to the National Weather Service, today will be sunny with highs reaching near 46 degrees, with tonight offering mostly clear skies, and temperatures dipping to around 30 degrees.
Tomorrow will mirror today's sunny disposition to some extent, but as the day progresses, Boston will see some cumulative clouds, implying a slightly grayer afternoon. Friday initiates dry and falls within the season's average, boasting highs in the lower 50s. But by nighttime, there's a modest, yet notable chance for rain—think 20%—which could lead into an early, damp Saturday morning.
This information aligns with a report from Boston 25 News, confirming the region's coldest morning in cities such as Worcester, Providence, and Manchester. It's an early winter's chill that had temperatures falling into the early 20s before climbing to a snugger mid-40s by the afternoon.
Any rainfall destined for Friday night into Saturday is expected to be a low profile affair, "a low-impact system: timing is mainly overnight, and rainfall totals will stay light," as per Boston 25 News. Bostonians should anticipate possible soggy conditions 'first thing Saturday', but the rest of the weekend promises to swing back into a more agreeable state with plenty of sunshine, despite highs retreating to the upper 40s.
Closing out the weekend and heading into the new week, the city can expect mostly sunny conditions on Sunday with highs nearing 48 degrees. Looking further ahead as Monday rolls around, residents should anticipate similar sunny skies with temperatures pushing slightly higher, peaking near 52 degrees.
