Weather Forecast: Fall-Like Days with Bright Skies & Temps in the 70s

A coastal low exits midweek, leaving behind a stretch of dry, comfortable weather. Cooler air filters in on Friday. High pressure dominates through Saturday with sunshine and seasonable temperatures. By Sunday, a weak disturbance may bring some clouds and a stray shower, but most of the period remains dry. Highs stay in the low to mid-70s with crisp nights in the 50s, and another bright stretch continues into the middle and latter part of next week.

Weather Forecast: Possible Thunderstorms This Weekend, Then Cooler Days

After warm front late Thursday night into Friday brings a brief chance of showers, expect a warm and humid stretch Friday into Saturday. Scattered thunderstorms, a few possibly strong, may develop Saturday afternoon and evening with a passing cold front. Behind it, cooler and drier weather settles in Sunday through much of next week, with crisp mornings and comfortable afternoons. Highs return to the low/mid-70s with lows dipping into the 40s and 50s early next week, before moderating slightly again by midweek. Friday, September 5 – Morning showers, then warm & humid

A few showers linger early, then skies turn mostly sunny.

Weather Forecast: Friday Showers Precedes Pleasant Labor Day Weekend

A frontal system brings one last chance of showers and storms Friday, followed by a stretch of dry, beautiful weather through the holiday weekend and into next week. Temperatures run slightly below average at first, with crisp mornings and comfortably warm afternoons, then gradually trend back toward the low 80s by midweek. Humidity stays moderate to low, making for a very pleasant start to September. Friday, August 29 – Showers and storms, then clearing

A cold front moves through the region. The morning begins partly sunny, but showers develop mid- to late morning, with embedded thunderstorms possible by midday into early afternoon.

Weather Forecast: Warmer Days This Weekend, Rain Possible

Cooler than normal, low-humidity conditions continue through midweek before temperatures rebound into the weekend. A midweek storm system brings widespread rain, then Hurricane Erin passes well southeast of New England on Friday, producing no direct impacts inland but stirring up rough surf, rip currents, and gusty winds across Cape Cod and the Islands. For most of Eastern Massachusetts, the pattern turns warmer and drier over the weekend. Another front brings a chance of showers late Sunday into Monday, followed by a return to seasonable and pleasant late summer weather midweek. Friday, August 22 – Mostly sunny inland, windy for the Cape and Islands

Hurricane Erin passes far offshore, too distant for direct rain or wind inland.

Weather Forecast: A Hot Spell Followed by Cooler Days

After showers and thunderstorms on Thursday as a cold front pushed through, cooler, less humid air moves in for Friday and Saturday under high pressure. Heat and humidity return briefly Sunday before another front brings showers and storms late Sunday into Monday. Early next week trends cooler and drier, with pleasant late-summer weather lasting into midweek. Signs of fall weather are starting to show, and the last throws of summer may be here this week. Saturday, August 16 – Warm and dryStill sunny with low humidity.

Weather Forecast: Warm Sunny Weather for the Next Week, Possible Storm at End

The second week of August brings a near-perfect start, with sunshine, low humidity, and comfortable nights through Saturday. But by Sunday, the heat makes a strong return. A stretch of hot and increasingly humid days settles in through midweek, with widespread 90s and sticky conditions. Most of the week remains dry, but a few pop-up storms are possible later next week as the pattern turns more unsettled. Friday, August 8 – Sunny and warm

A beautiful summer day.

Weather Forecast: Rainy Weather Switching to Sunny Days With Temps in the 80s

The end of July brings a major flip in the weather. After weeks of summer heat, clouds and a cool northeast breeze move in Thursday into Friday, and with it, the potential for a soaking rain. Some neighborhoods could pick up heavy totals, and if the rain bands line up just right, the National Weather Service may hoist flood watches for parts of southern New England Thursday night into Friday. The weekend turns gorgeous, sunny, dry, and comfortable, before warmth and humidity slowly return next week, setting up a more classic August pattern by late week. Friday, August 1 – Much cooler with periods of rain

A dramatic change, raw, damp, and nearly 20 degrees cooler than earlier this week.

Weather Forecast: Temps in the 90s & Storms, Before Settling into the 80s

A significant warmup peaks Friday with heat and humidity combining for oppressive conditions — possibly the last true high heat of the season. A cold front arrives late Friday, bringing storm chances and a modest cooldown for the weekend. Saturday and Sunday are seasonable, though humidity lingers and scattered showers may return late Sunday. Early next week offers a brief stretch of pleasant weather, but another warm and muggy surge arrives midweek with renewed storm chances. Long-range signals suggest the start of August could trend cooler than normal, perhaps our first real hint that summer is slowly beginning to wind down.