Boston climate: ‘Tropical’ temperatures and humidity incoming, extra flooding attainable

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Boston is in for a muggy humid, sizzling week, in line with Nationwide Climate Service forecasts, with extra flooding attainable because the week goes on.

“If you had described this week in one word, it’s going to be tropical,” mentioned NWS meteorologist Caitlyn Mensch. “Starting from the earlier parts of this week through Friday, it’s going to feel very humid. Just lots of moisture is going to stay intact throughout the entire week. And in addition to that, we will see a trend in warming temperatures as we head towards midweek.”

On Monday, the Boston area is anticipated to kick off a principally cloudy day with patchy fog earlier than 7 a.m., NWS forecasts present. Temperatures are forecasted to achieve a excessive within the mid-80s.

A low likelihood of rain and thunderstorms seems within the later afternoon Monday, forecasts present. Although the Boston space might see some precipitation, the storms ought to focus within the western area of Massachusetts, Mensch mentioned.

“There is a risk for a strong to severe storm in Western Massachusetts,” Mensch mentioned. “And we also have just tons of moisture available. As a lot of people have seen lately, any storm has been pretty capable of heavy downpours and even some localized flash flooding. Because of that, we are seeing a risk for some heavier rainfall and even some potential for some flash flooding in Western Massachusetts, areas like Springfield, but not so much Boston.”

Heading into the mid-week Tuesday by Thursday, temperatures are more likely to attain sweltering highs, in line with forecasts. On Tuesday, the excessive is anticipated to achieve the higher 80s, NWS states.

By Wednesday and Thursday, NWS forecasts the highs are anticipated to hit the low 90s.

“Doesn’t seem all too bad, temperature wise,” mentioned Mensch. “But when you add that added effect of the humidity, by Wednesday and Thursday, it’s gonna be so humid, it’ll make it feel like it’s between 95 and lower 100s.”

There’ll possible be warmth advisories issued for the couple days round midweek, Mensch mentioned.

“Stay cool, especially midweek,” mentioned Mensch. “Stay hydrated. Take it easy. Take frequent breaks if you are outside, and try to avoid any exercise during the worst of the heat.”

Precipitation-wise, low possibilities for showers and thunderstorms are anticipated to proceed by mid-week, forecasts present.

“Tuesday, Wednesday could see a couple showers, but they’re not expecting any widespread activity,” mentioned Mensch. “But as we head into Thursday and Friday, it’s a similar pattern to what we see (Monday,) where each afternoon is going to have a risk for scattered showers and thunderstorms.”

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