Boston is starting Sunday, November 1, with mostly clear skies and temperatures around 40 degrees, but the afternoon will feel considerably friendlier. Sunshine should push the city near 59 degrees, with no rain expected and west winds around 8 mph.
The National Weather Service forecast keeps Boston dry through Wednesday, with temperatures climbing well above early-November norms. Tonight drops to around 44 degrees, followed by highs near 67 Monday, 66 Tuesday and 66 Wednesday.
Warm Spell Peaks Before The Umbrellas Return
Monday and Tuesday look mostly sunny, while Wednesday will be partly sunny, with clouds thickening. Southwest winds remain generally manageable at 3 to 12 mph, although the warmer afternoons will make it easy to forget that winter is waiting in the wings.
Overnight temperatures also moderate, ranging from the upper 40s Monday night to around 50 Tuesday night and 54 Wednesday night. For outdoor plans, the best stretch of the week runs from Sunday afternoon through Wednesday, with dry conditions and plenty of usable daylight.
Rain Chances Build Thursday Through Saturday
Showers could begin Thursday after 7 a.m. Thursday night brings increasing rain chances, followed by likely rain Friday with a high near 63 and a 60% chance of precipitation.
Saturday keeps the wet stretch going, with rain likely, a high near 61 and northeast winds around 14 mph. That is a more defined turn toward a rainy weekend than the earlier Hoodline forecast, and the latest outlook lists no watches, warnings or advisories for Boston.
