
Enjoy a Warm Weekend Before Fall Arrives
This weekend, New England is graced with splendid weather, making it a perfect opportunity for outdoor activities. Both Saturday and Sunday promise temperatures reaching the low to mid-80s inland, while coastal areas enjoy a refreshing sea breeze keeping temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. Although the sunshine will dominate, be prepared for a late pop-up storm outside of Interstate 495 and across Connecticut on Saturday evening.
Changing Weather and What to Expect
As Sunday unfolds, temperatures are set to climb into the low 90s, accompanied by a rise in humidity with dewpoints reaching the 60s and 70s. However, don’t leave the umbrella behind just yet. By sunset, anticipation builds as northern New England brings in showers and potential thundershowers towards Boston, leading to spotty rain in the evening.
A Taste of Fall Awaits
What follows this warm weekend is a significant shift in weather as a cold front sweeps through early next week. Monday will see highs topping out in the 60s to 70s, as refreshing, crisp air settles in. Expect plenty of sunshine as the humidity drops and the feel of fall starts to embrace the region.
Essential Precautions this Week
While the weekend closes, attention should also be drawn to the ominous ocean waves generated by an approaching storm system far off the coast. By Thursday, beachgoers should expect surf heights hitting 10-15 feet along New England's coast, leading to dangerous rip currents. It’s a timely reminder for residents and tourists alike to exercise caution if venturing out to the shores.
Preparing for the Cooler Days Ahead
As the crisp air settles in, it invites an array of seasonal activities that define autumn in Boston. From visiting local farmers’ markets to enjoying scenic nature trails, this change in weather may inspire you to explore the diverse offerings that the city has during fall. With activities aplenty, make plans to enjoy the fresh air and stunning foliage that will soon adorn the landscape.
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