Wednesday, May 20 – Hot and increasingly humid with thunderstorm potential
Another very warm day is likely ahead of an approaching cold front. Temperatures may again approach 90 degrees, while rising humidity levels will make it feel even warmer. By afternoon or evening, scattered showers and thunderstorms could develop as the front moves closer to New England. Some storms may become locally strong depending on how much sunshine develops during the day.
• High: 86–91°F | Low: 64–68°F | Wind: SW 10–20 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 40%
Another very warm day is likely ahead of an approaching cold front. Temperatures may again approach 90 degrees, while rising humidity levels will make it feel even warmer. By afternoon or evening, scattered showers and thunderstorms could develop as the front moves closer to New England. Some storms may become locally strong depending on how much sunshine develops during the day.
• High: 86–91°F | Low: 64–68°F | Wind: SW 10–20 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 40%
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Thursday, June 11 – Summer heat continues
Little change is expected as the warm ridge remains in control. Inland locations may again challenge the 90°F mark.
• High: 88–93°F | Low: 64–69°F | Wind: SW 5–15 mph • Sky: Mostly sunny • Precipitation: 10%
Wednesday, June 10 – Hot and dry
A strengthening ridge aloft brings the first widespread chance of 90°F temperatures across the interior. Sunshine should dominate throughout the day.
• High: 87–92°F | Low: 62–67°F | Wind: SW 5–15 mph • Sky: Mostly sunny • Precipitation: 5%
Monday, June 8 – Less humid and cooler
Behind the weekend system, temperatures ease back slightly. Coastal areas will feel cooler due to an onshore breeze, while inland locations such as Waltham should still reach around 80°F. A mostly dry day is expected.
• High: 77–82°F | Low: 56–61°F | Wind: NNE 5–15 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 10%
