Boston is set to face isolated severe storms today which may bring hail and winds, but a clearer, sunny 4th of July weekend is expected. Temperatures will soar to the low 90s, with possible rain following the holiday.

Boston anticipates varied weather, including slight showers, high temperatures, and the potential for thunderstorms, followed by a sunny and warm Independence Day.

Boston anticipates a heat wave with potential storms and high temperatures. There's a chance of afternoon rain and thunderstorms, with a 30% likelihood of precipitation.

Forecast predicts sunny start to Fourth of July week in New England, with potential for strong thunderstorms on Tuesday and relief from heat by Wednesday.

Boston experienced comfortable weather with clear skies and a high near 87 degrees, but forecasters predict rising temperatures and humidity in the coming days.

Boston weather forecast includes scattered showers today, thunderstorms possible tonight, sunny and hot Sunday, and temperatures nearing 90°F on Monday, with a chance of severe thunderstorms on Tuesday.

Mixed summer weather ahead for Boston, with some rain and potential thunderstorms, but also days of sunshine and rising temperatures.

Boston is expected to cool down with potential rain over the weekend, with temperatures struggling to hit 70 degrees and possible showers intensifying, especially on Saturday.

Boston experiences an early season heat wave, with a heat index of 101 degrees and a Heat Advisory in effect. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and consider vulnerable individuals.

Boston faces an extreme heat wave, with a National Weather Service warning of heat index values up to 110. Relief is expected by the end of the week with a cooler front and potential showers.

Boston faces a significant heatwave with an Extreme Heat Warning from the National Weather Service until Tuesday evening, advising precautions against heat index values up to 110.

Boston faces a heat wave with early thunderstorms, soaring temperatures, and an Extreme Heat Warning, with advisories urging residents to take precautions. Relief is expected later in the week.

Boston is set to experience very hot temperatures, with the heat index nearing 100 degrees. Caution and measures to stay cool are advised, with some relief expected midweek.