Dry streak continues for the Bay State! – Boston Information, Climate, Sports activities

It’s been a breezy however very shiny day– one other dry one so as to add to the tally! 

As soon as right this moment is over, we could have had 13 dry days in a row in Boston, making this a tie for longest dry stretch of the 12 months!

However the large query is, will we make it to 14 and the outright number-one spot? The reply is: in all probability sure. The one motive I can’t say “completely, positively sure” is as a result of a chilly entrance transferring by way of New England tomorrow morning will deliver us some clouds, and will deliver an early morning sprinkle to the Bay State as nicely.

That mentioned, the air is (general) so dry, and this might entrance isn’t overly spectacular, so the prospect of any rain in any respect is extremely slim. 

Clouds break up shortly, and we’ll be largely sunny for many of our Friday. We’ll even be within the mid to higher 60s early on within the afternoon, however as a chilly breeze from the northwest kicks in after our entrance, we’ll see temperatures fall.

Count on to largely be within the 50s by 5pm– perhaps trigger to deliver a jacket when you’re headed out for Hallo-weekend festivities after work, particularly contemplating it’ll nonetheless be fairly breezy with gusts within the teenagers and 20s!

That brings us to Halloween itself! We’ll begin off chilly, with temperatures within the mid 30s early within the morning. Brisk, shiny and breezy for the morning, with gusts nonetheless within the teenagers and 20s earlier than midday.

The afternoon might be seasonably cool with highs within the mid 50s, however sunny too! As soon as the solar goes down and all of the little ghouls and goblins on the market get able to trick-or-treat, temperatures will drop shortly into the 40s, and finally the 30s when you’re out previous 9:30PM.

So, when you actually don’t want an umbrella (except it’s a part of your costume– Gene Kelly in Singin’ within the Rain, anybody?), you may want a layer as you head out for the night time. 

We’ll be within the 20s and 30s by early Sunday morning, and we’ll even be again in customary time, as DST involves an finish at 2AM on November 1 (which is Sunday)! That’s excellent news for anybody staying out late for Halloween– you’ll get an additional hour of sleep! On the flip facet… Sunday’s sundown might be at 4:37 PM 🙂. 

Climate-wise, Sunday seems attractive! One other dry day with temperatures within the higher 50s. 

We’ll be largely sunny and within the higher 60s on Monday! Whereas clouds enhance a bit all through the week, it takes till Thursday to see a good probability of rain!