Boston, MA – Massachusetts residents can look forward to a warm and comfortable stretch of weather this week before showers return by late Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.
Thursday is expected to be the warmest day, with highs reaching the mid to upper 70s across the region. Forecasters say dry skies will persist through Saturday, making for favorable conditions for commuters, outdoor workers, and weekend plans.
According to the National Weather Service Boston, the probability of precipitation remains near zero through Saturday afternoon for most areas, including Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and Cape Cod. Slight rain chances—around 5 to 15 percent—develop late Saturday evening, but higher odds arrive by Sunday afternoon into Monday.
By Sunday, parts of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut could see rain chances rise to 30–40 percent, particularly in Springfield, Providence, and New Haven. The system could linger into Monday, with scattered showers possible statewide. However, forecasters caution that details on timing and rainfall amounts remain uncertain.
Travelers and event planners are encouraged to check updated forecasts as the weekend approaches, especially for outdoor events scheduled Sunday afternoon and evening.
