A backdoor cold front ushers in much cooler air with highs only near 47°F under cloudy skies. Showers become likely during the afternoon as southeast winds pick up at 6–9 mph. Rain continues into the night, falling steadily at times with lows around 41°F. Expect up to 0.75" of rain. Not a great outdoor day.
A few spotty showers possible before 9 a.m., mainly near the South Shore, then a drying trend brings increasing sunshine from north to south. Highs reach near 64°F with a northwest breeze at 6–10 mph. Friday night stays partly cloudy and quiet with lows around 41°F and light north winds. A solid early April day overall.
Dry and calm with plenty of sunshine. Highs reach the mid-40s with light north winds shifting east by afternoon. Overnight lows near 34°F under mostly cloudy skies.
A few early showers taper off before 8 a.m., then skies turn partly sunny. Cooler, drier air returns on a northwest breeze at 10–15 mph, gusting to 25 mph. Highs near 49°F. Overnight will be clear and cold with lows around 28°F.
Showers become widespread and locally heavy overnight, with a chance of thunder as a cold front sweeps through. South winds at 10–15 mph continue with gusts up to 28 mph. Rainfall totals may exceed 0.75". Low near 42°F.
Another raw day with overcast skies, fog, and occasional light showers or drizzle. Temperatures remain in the low 40s, with areas north of Route 2 still at risk for freezing drizzle early. East winds at 8 mph. Showers more likely north of the Mass Pike, while areas near the South Shore may stay mostly dry.
