Boston weather forecast

Today: Cool sun to puffy clouds, afternoon sprinkle. Highs 65-70. Thursday: Sun and high wispy clouds. Highs in the low 60s.

A powerful cold front will pack quite a bit of energy with it for the first day of fall, leading to gusty showers and severe thunderstorms for Thursday. Some isolated wind damage cannot be ruled out, in part thanks to fully-leafed trees. Localized poor drainage flooding is also expected across some areas. By the early to mid afternoon, the cold…

An area of high pressure slides overhead Friday, yielding pleasant weather across New England. Abundant sunshine is on tap today with temperatures rising into the upper 70s. A few locations in the Merrimack and Connecticut River Valleys reach into the low 80s, mid 70s to 80 degrees across the North Country. Though sunshine will prevail this afternoon, a large plume…

A warming trend begins Friday with temperatures into the low 90s through the weekend. Areas across the North Country will rise into the mid 80s in Vermont and New Hampshire, mid 70s to low 80s across Maine. Humidity levels will be comfortable with dew points in the mid to upper 50s. Expecting mostly sunny skies Friday, aside from spotty fair…

Thursday’s showers and thunderstorms brought some relief to the region, with some areas picking up a half inch to over an inch of rain. That wasn’t enough to put a dent in the ongoing drought, though. Friday features much less humidity as drier air moves in behind a cold front passing through New England. Temperatures will rise into the...

The heat continues through the weekend, with Friday being our fourth day of this week’s heat wave in New England.

Today features warmer temperatures and mostly sunny skies, with the exception of some afternoon showers. Sea breezes are expected to develop at the coast where an onshore breeze wins a battle against lighter inland winds. High temperatures rise into the upper 70s and low 80s. Overnight, any shower activity moves offshore as a weak area of high pressure slides into…

It will be another dry and pleasant day across New England. Temperatures will rise into the low to mid 70s with a dry and comfortable air mass in place. Wednesday is the pick of the week, by far, with a low risk of a sea breeze developing in the afternoon given decreasing northwest winds. Overnight, we’re expecting a mostly...

Dense fog and lows clouds that shrouded New England this morning are expected to burn-off by this afternoon, yielding summer-like weather across the region. High temperatures rise well into the upper 70s and low 80s with heat indices in the mid 80s. Dew points will rise into the low 60s during the afternoon today. Not really high enough to be…

Another day of sun, breezy conditions and dry weather is on tap Friday, yielding a second day of wildfire risk. High temperatures will rise into the 50s to near 60 degrees south, 40s across central new England and upper 30s across the higher elevations of New Hampshire and northern Maine. Dry and breezy conditions yield brush fire potential across southern…

An impressive backdoor cold front created quite the temperature difference across southern New England on Thursday and brought with it a risk for severe storms. There are severe thunderstorm warnings for Litchfield County, Connecticut and Berkshire County, Massachusetts. High temperatures will rise into the mid 70s to 80 degrees across Connecticut, while at the coast it will only rise into…

A couple of cool, clammy days are in the First Alert forecast Wednesday and Thursday for Southern New England, while Northern New England squeezes out one more dry day Wednesday.  Two storm systems are impacting New England in the second half of the week through the weekend: the center of the first storm is quick-moving and passes south of...

A raw and rainy day is ahead across New England, with a wintry mix across the North Country. Earlier this morning brought a mix of freezing rain and sleet to areas of New Hampshire and Maine. This mixed precipitation generally happened at locations above 1,000 feet. A dry slot will move into the region this afternoon, leading to showers and…

A quiet Thursday is rather deceptive ahead of the impending winter storm set to impact most of New England. In fact, after a day of variable clouds and a quiet wind with highs ranging from the teens in the far North Country to the 30s in southern New England, the wind will quiet Thursday late day and evening as the…

Monday night: Variable clouds. Lows in the 30s. Tuesday: Cloudy, p.m. showers to rain. Highs around 50. Wednesday: Isolated shower early, windy and warm. Highs in the 60s south, 50s north, turning sharply cooler late.

I feel like we say ”There will be a lot of ups and downs in the weather department this week…” a lot as meteorologists in New England. Yup, you guessed it – another rollercoaster ride of temperatures is in the cards for us. If your preference is for warmer air, then you’ll certainly enjoy the spring like preview, which peaks…

A warming trend will continue Monday as the return flow from a high-pressure zone centered on the eastern seaboard ushers in mild temperatures.  We’ll see a fair share of sunshine Monday along with some passing clouds with gusty southwest winds early, diminishing Monday afternoon. Highs reach the low 50s south (mid to upper 40s on the south coast and...

Monday: Sun and wispy clouds. Highs in the 50s. Monday Night: Variable clouds. Lows in the 30s. Tuesday: Cloudy, PM showers to rain. Highs around 50.

High pressure builds into New England from the west on Friday, yielding sunny skies but cold temperatures. Highs only reach into the mid 20s south, and barely break zero degrees up in the North Country. Wind chills will range from the single digits south to sub-zero up north. A difference between the air temperature and ocean water temperature will cause…