Boston, MA – Residents should prepare for late-night showers starting tonight and continuing into Saturday morning as a cold front moves through Massachusetts. Highs today will reach the mid-70s, but cooler fall-like temperatures are set to arrive early next week.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered showers are expected to begin after midnight tonight, impacting Boston’s southern suburbs and potentially slickening roads such as I-93 by early Saturday. Commuters should exercise caution, especially in low-visibility conditions due to early-morning fog patches.
Saturday’s forecast shows scattered showers clearing by the afternoon, followed by mild temperatures near 72°F. If you’re planning outdoor activities, the best window will be Saturday afternoon through early Sunday, which promises sunny skies with highs near 70°F. However, rain returns Sunday night into Monday, with a higher chance of widespread showers.
Monday will see temperatures dip into the low 60s, with rain showers expected through most of the day. Winds will shift, coming from the northwest by Tuesday, bringing cooler temperatures ranging from 58°F to 66°F.
Local residents should prepare for the drastic drop in temperatures starting Monday night, with lows nearing 47°F. The shift toward fall will be evident through mid-week, making Tuesday and Wednesday cooler but sunny.
