Boston starts Monday under cloudy skies, but the day is expected to turn sunny and breezy as temperatures climb into the upper 60s. Rain is not part of the forecast, though west winds will pick up through the afternoon and make it feel more like fall by evening.
Afternoon Winds Pick Up Across Boston
West winds will range from 3 to 18 mph during the day, with stronger gusts possible late in the afternoon. The National Weather Service’s Boston/Norton office says gusts could reach 20 to 30 mph in exposed areas, so cyclists, waterfront walkers and anyone hauling patio furniture may want to plan accordingly.
Skies will clear Monday night, with temperatures dropping to around 46 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. West winds are also expected.
Cooler Tuesday Before A Brief Warmup
Tuesday will stay sunny but cooler, with a high near 58 and west winds around 12 to 15 mph. Tuesday night looks even chillier, with clear skies and a low around 43, making it the coldest night of the week in Boston.
Temperatures rebound Wednesday with sunshine and a high near 64, followed by a warmer Thursday near 71. Friday and Saturday should remain sunny and seasonable, with highs near 65 and 63, while Sunday reaches around 62 under mostly sunny skies.
Dry Week Ahead With A Small Rain Chance Later
Boston’s extended outlook is largely dry. For boaters, Small Craft Advisories are posted for portions of the coastal waters as west winds and offshore seas build Monday into Tuesday.
