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Boston, MA Weather Oct. 14-16: 76° Warmth Before Friday Rain
Boston, MA – Residents across Massachusetts and southern New England should prepare for changing weather October 14 16, as mild temperatures and breezy conditions give way to cooler weather Thursday b
By Rachel Monroe · 2026-10-14T00:25:32.499Z
Boston, MA – Residents across Massachusetts and southern New England should prepare for changing weather October 14 16, as mild temperatures and breezy conditions give way to cooler weather Thursday before rain and gusty winds arrive Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Boston, Wednesday will bring temperatures reaching the 60s and 70s, followed by a mostly sunny Thursday and a wetter, windier end to the workweek.
Wednesday Brings Warmth and Gusty Breezes
Wednesday, October 14, is expected to be the warmest day of the forecast period, with afternoon highs ranging from 69 to 76 degrees.
Wind gusts could reach 20 to 30 mph, creating breezy conditions throughout portions of southern New England.
An isolated shower or sprinkle is possible Wednesday afternoon, although widespread rainfall is not anticipated.
Overnight temperatures are forecast to fall between 43 and 50 degrees.
Thursday Turns Cooler With Sunshine
Thursday, October 15, will feature mainly sunny skies and seasonably cool temperatures.
Afternoon highs are expected to reach 57 to 60 degrees, a noticeable drop from Wednesday's warmer conditions.
Overnight lows will range from 41 to 50 degrees.
The quieter weather Thursday provides a brief break before a more widespread rain system arrives Friday.
Friday Brings Moderate to Heavy Rain
Friday, October 16, is expected to be the wettest day of the three day outlook.
Rain is forecast to arrive during the morning and continue through the evening, with moderate to heavy rainfall possible at times.
Temperatures will reach 57 to 66 degrees, accompanied by breezy to gusty southwesterly winds.
Wet roads and reduced visibility could affect Friday travel, particularly during heavier showers.
Residents Should Monitor Forecast Updates
Motorists should prepare for changing road conditions Friday, while residents planning outdoor activities may want to consider alternatives.
The National Weather Service has not specified rainfall totals or Friday's peak wind gust speeds in the supplied outlook.
Additional forecast updates will help clarify the timing and intensity of Friday's rainfall.