Boston residents can expect a warm and mostly dry start to Sunday, August 30. Southwest winds will usher in warmer air, pushing daytime highs into the mid‑80s across the city. Clouds will gradually thicken through the afternoon, but rain chances remain low for the immediate Boston area.

Monday brings a refreshing sea breeze

On Monday, the familiar sea breeze will return, offering a cooler feel along the coast. Temperatures along the shoreline will hover in the mid‑70s, while inland areas stay a few degrees warmer, reaching the low 80s. This shift provides a pleasant break before the weekend’s weather changes.

Mid‑week ushering in a taste of fall

By Tuesday, meteorological fall arrives. The region will move into a cloudier pattern with intermittent showers throughout the week. Atlantic winds will continue to drive moisture inland, keeping daytime highs locked in the low 70s. Residents should be prepared for a cooler, more autumn‑like feel as the week progresses.

Rain potential for western Massachusetts

While Boston itself will stay relatively dry, the Green Mountains around Springfield, Vermont, could see up to four inches of rain if the worst‑case scenario unfolds. Exact rainfall amounts for the rest of New England remain uncertain at this stage.

Labor Day weekend outlook

Overall, Labor Day weekend looks promising for Boston families planning outdoor activities. The forecast suggests mostly dry conditions on Sunday and Monday, with a chance of scattered showers later in the week. Keep an eye on updates from local weather stations for any changes to rain probabilities.

For the most current forecast and detailed rain‑chance maps, visit our website or tune in to the local TV weather segment throughout the week.

Original reporting: NBC10 Boston — read the source article.