Bostonians looking to plan their weekend activities should brace for a mix of weather conditions, with rain set to arrive by tomorrow afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, the city will see showers likely, mainly before 11 am today, eventually giving way to gradual clearing and a high near 60 degrees. But those hoping for a full day of sunshine will find, the weather shifting as another system brings rain after 1pm tomorrow.
The meteorological narrative, for the region continues with the mention of rain, possibly a thunderstorm tomorrow night, and rain chances through Monday evening. The Northwest wind, leading into Monday night should bring cooler air, implying that Boston's brief respite of mild temperatures is about to end. In a report by NBC Boston, forecast details explain that following this system, on Monday afternoon and Tuesday, residents will feel the chill set in with gusty northwest winds making highs in the 40s feel like the 30s, indicating that Tuesday could be the coldest day since late May.
The chill is not expected to lift immediately, with the Veterans Day forecast promising mostly sunny skies but high temperatures only near 44, accompanied by brisk west winds at 9 to 15 mph and gusts as high as 26 mph. As Boston approaches the middle of the week, the temperatures will experience, a slight moderation on Wednesday before once again cooling down as another weather system reinforces the cold air.
For those keeping an eye on the longer week's forecast, it appears there's little rain prospects after the Monday's chance. By Wednesday, the city can expect partly sunny conditions with highs creeping back up to around 48 degrees. However, prepare for the temperatures to plummet again Thursday night, as lows will hover around the freezing point according to the National Weather Service forecast. Meanwhile, NBC Boston has indicated that the higher elevations in Vermont and New Hampshire might even see some snowflakes, as winter's presence starts to suggest itself in New England.
