Improving air quality in Boston as haze lifts, with NBC Boston forecasting clearer skies and a warm-up, while the National Weather Service predicts sunny conditions with temperatures nearing 90 degrees.

Cleaner air and cooler temperatures are expected in Boston with improved air quality forecasted for Tuesday. However, the haze may not fully dissipate until later in the week. Rip currents are anticipated due to Tropical Storm Dexter.

Massachusetts faces an air quality alert due to Canadian wildfire smoke, affecting sensitive groups. Temperatures are high, but a reduction in smoke and cooler weather is expected soon.

Boston is forecast to enjoy sunny days with temperatures up to 89 degrees, but air quality may be affected by smoke from distant wildfires. Evening temperatures will be around 67 degrees.

Boston's forecast promises sunny skies and rising temperatures, with highs in the mid-80s and comfortable humidity levels, perfect for outdoor activities.

Boston is set to enjoy a stretch of good weather into early next week, with sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s accompanied by low humidity.

Heavy rains in the Greater Boston area are abating, with the sun coming out and cooler, more comfortable weather to follow. The weekend forecast looks sunny with no impact from recent wildfires.

Boston's weather will fluctuate, with showers and potential thunderstorms followed by a cool Friday. The weekend will be sunny with temperatures rising on Sunday and Monday. Rain may return later in the week.

Boston faces a hot day with heat indexes nearing 100 degrees, per National Weather Service, though coastal areas may stay cooler. Thunderstorms may miss the city, and a more predictable sunny weekend is ahead.

Boston faces a heatwave with a peak heat index of 101, prompting advisories for heat-related illnesses and suggesting caution for possible thunderstorms and rain-induced flooding later in the week.

Boston expects a hot week with a cool down by Thursday, featuring highs near 87-99°F early in the week and dropping to the 70s by Friday, leading to a sunny and comfortable weekend.

Boston residents experienced a rainy Sunday and can anticipate a hot, humid start to the week with a heatwave bringing temperatures in the upper 90s to low 100s. A heat advisory is in effect for Monday through Tuesday evening.

The article reports on Boston's weather with hazy skies and smoke expected, comfortable temperatures, and a forecast of showers and thunderstorms for the following day. Further, it anticipates a heat spike early next week.