Boston, MA – Massachusetts residents can expect unusually warm weather today and Halloween, with temperatures predicted to reach summer-like highs across the region. Boston is forecasted to hit 72°F today, climbing to 81°F on Thursday. Neighboring cities, including Hartford and Providence, could see highs reaching into the low 80s by Halloween, raising concerns about possible heat-related discomfort during holiday festivities.
According to the National Weather Service, the abnormally warm conditions will persist through Thursday, marking an unusual October heatwave for New England. Winds from the south and southwest are pushing warmer air into the region, with light to moderate breezes at around 9 mph today. For those planning to spend time outdoors or dress in costumes for Halloween events, staying hydrated and choosing lighter clothing is recommended.
Extended Forecast:
• Wednesday: Mostly cloudy in Boston, high of 72°F, with southwest winds around 9 mph. Patchy fog may develop overnight.
• Thursday (Halloween): High of 81°F, mostly sunny with southwest winds reaching up to 10 mph. Temperatures will drop to the mid-60s overnight.
• Friday: A slight chance of morning showers, high of 76°F, cooling to 43°F at night under mostly clear skies.
• Saturday: Sunny but cooler with a high of 54°F and nighttime lows dipping to 38°F.
• Sunday: A return to mild weather with mostly cloudy skies and a high of 56°F.
Temperatures are expected to cool significantly by Friday, with highs in the mid-50s over the weekend. However, the current warm spell remains the primary concern for residents adjusting to fall temperatures. Those traveling along I-90 or other major roadways should be mindful of changing weather conditions and the potential impact on visibility if fog develops overnight.
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