Boston, MA – Massachusetts residents can expect a dramatic weather swing heading into the weekend, as Friday brings increasing cloud cover followed by gusty spring winds and a jump in temperatures that could affect travel and outdoor Easter plans.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday will see cloud buildup with highs near 65°F in Boston. Winds will shift throughout the day, reaching gusts as high as 23 mph by Friday night. Saturday looks warmer, with a high of 76°F and gusts up to 26 mph expected. This could pose issues for those planning to travel along I-93 or set up outdoor events.
By Easter Sunday, weather will stabilize across eastern Massachusetts. Skies are forecast to remain mostly sunny with a comfortable high of 64°F. Breezy conditions may linger, with winds reaching up to 26 mph, especially in the afternoon.
Residents should secure outdoor furniture and plan accordingly if hosting events or church services outside. Drivers should watch for shifting winds on major routes like I-95 and I-93 from Friday through Sunday.
Looking ahead, Monday brings cooler conditions with highs near 57°F and increasing cloud cover. Showers become likely Monday night into Tuesday, with rain chances at 50% Monday night and 40% on Tuesday.
Five-Day Spring Weather Outlook for Boston, MA:
- Friday: Increasing clouds, high 65°F, gusts to 23 mph
- Saturday: Partly sunny, high 76°F, gusts to 26 mph
- Sunday (Easter): Mostly sunny, high 64°F, gusts to 26 mph
- Monday: Mostly sunny, high 57°F
- Tuesday: Chance of showers, high 62°F
