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More sunny weather expected this weekend
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July 10, 2009 12:30 PM
If your plans for this weekend include outdoor activities, you are in luck: The weather is expected to cooperate summer cookouts and trips to the beach.
A National Weather Service meteorologist, Rebecca Gould, said today will continue to be sunny with a high in Boston of 73 degrees, which is lower than the average mid-July temperature of 82 degrees.
Sunny skies are forecast for tomorrow with a high of 79 degrees. After midnight, there is a 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.
“We have a weak front that will move in Saturday night and bring the rain,” Gould said.
Sunday will begin with lingering clouds and a high of 81, then the sun will come out as the day goes on.
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