Boston climate: Extra wet days, hotter climate incoming

Boston is in for one more spherical of April showers all through the subsequent week, together with some hotter springtime days, in line with Nationwide Climate Service forecasts.

“We’ll get off to a warm start (Monday),” mentioned Nationwide Climate Service meteorologist Rob Megnia. “Looks like a really nice day, sunny with highs in the mid- to upper 60s if you’re across in the interior, but it might be closer to the upper 50s, low 60s if you’re near to the coast. There will probably be a sea breeze in the afternoon.”

The week will possible see a pair potential wet days, NWS forecasts present, starting Monday night time heading into Tuesday.

Tuesday is predicted to see a slight dip in temperatures however stay “somewhat mild,” Megnia mentioned, with a forecasted excessive of 64 levels. Rain is probably going, primarily after 4 p.m., forecasts present.

“If you are west of I-95 or 495, there could be a rumble of thunder and maybe some graupel, which is like very tiny, small hail, nothing severe though,” mentioned Megnia. “And then a cold front comes through Tuesday night, and we drop down to cooler windy conditions on Wednesday.”

Highs on Wednesday and Thursday are anticipated to stay within the low to mid-50s, with lows within the higher 30s, NWS forecasts state. Thursday is predicted to see extra sunshine and barely hotter temperatures, Megnia mentioned.

Each days are anticipated to be hit with northwest winds and gusts as much as the 25 to 30 mile per hour vary, forecasts present.

“Then it looks like we’ll end the week on a high note, kind of similar to what we’re expecting (Monday),” mentioned Megnia. “Temperatures within the low 60s close to the coast, possibly mid-60s throughout the inside, with a superb quantity of sunshine and lighter winds.