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Boston starts with chilly sunshine Tuesday, then warms dramatically by Friday. Halloween looks mostly sunny, with periodic shower chances possible later in the weekend, though timing remains uncertain.
Boston’s sunny Sunday reaches the low 60s before temperatures dip into the 50s midweek. The dry stretch should last through Halloween.
The 1996 deluge put Kenmore station under feet of water and sparked a $90 million fix still unfolding in the Fenway today.
Boston gets clear skies and a sunny weekend, with temperatures peaking near 67 Monday before a cooler midweek shift.
Boston gets sunshine and a high near 55 Friday, then warms into the 60s by Sunday and Monday. Inland areas could see frost this weekend.
Boston faces a windy Thursday with a high near 60 before chilly nights, patchy frost and a sunny weekend warmup.
A chilly, windy Wednesday is ahead for Boston, but the weekend forecast gets brighter — and warmer.
Boston gets a sunny but blustery Tuesday before a cloudier, windier midweek. The weekend brings a gradual warmup.
Boston gets a bright Monday, but stronger northeast winds and rougher coastal waters are building into midweek.
Boston gets a bright Sunday with a high near 55 before winds strengthen midweek. The workweek looks mostly dry, but coastal waters could turn rough.
Gusty winds and a cold night are ahead for Boston, followed by sunshine Sunday and a gradual midweek warmup.
Boston faces a rainy Friday, a windy Saturday and a chilly Saturday night before sunshine returns Sunday.
Boston gets one sunny, seasonably cool day Thursday before rain arrives Friday and temperatures plunge into the 50s Saturday.
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