Massachusetts residents can look forward to a welcome break in the rain on Monday. After yesterday’s deluge of four to five inches that drenched Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod, and the islands, the day will clear to bright, sunny skies with temperatures reaching the low‑70s.
Morning outlook
Early morning clouds and light sprinkles are expected to move offshore, leaving the interior of the state under clear skies. A gusty northwest wind will usher in cooler, drier air, helping humidity levels drop as the day progresses.
Afternoon and evening temperatures
By mid‑day, temperatures will climb into the upper 60s, with the sun shining strongly across the region. As the sun sets, cooler air will return, and lows are forecast to dip into the 40s in the suburbs and the low 50s in Boston proper.
Mid‑week forecast
Tuesday will continue the cool trend, with highs staying in the low 70s and a gentle breeze keeping the air comfortable. Wednesday’s forecast shows a return to the mid‑70s, while Thursday may see a slight increase in humidity.
Weekend outlook
Friday could bring a few scattered showers, but forecasters expect only a modest cold front rather than a major weather system. The front is projected to stall just south of the state over the weekend, which could bring more widespread rain early next week.
Overall, this is shaping up to be a typically quiet September week for Massachusetts—sunny days interspersed with brief, light showers and comfortable temperatures that are perfect for outdoor activities.
Original reporting: NBC10 Boston — read the source article.
