Here’s a look at Boston’s weather this week
“Low humidity much of this week and just a bit muggy [Wednesday] afternoon and night when it could be raining."
While Monday started off cool in Boston with temperatures in the 50s, the coolest since June, according to Sarah Wroblewski, a meteorologist with WBZ, temperatures should warm up again by the end of the week, local meteorologists said.
The National Weather Service predicts temperatures to hit the mid- to high-70s through Thursday, with Friday reaching the low 80s for a high.
The only chance of rain is Wednesday night and Thursday morning, according to the service. If it does rain, it could be after 10 p.m. Wednesday night and before 3 p.m. on Thursday.
“Low humidity much of this week and just a bit muggy [Wednesday] afternoon and night when it could be raining,” Barry Burbank, a meteorologist with WBZ, said.
My Fresh 7-Day WBZ Weather Forecast: Below Average Temperatures Next 3 Days…Low Humidity Much Of This Week & Just A Bit Muggy Wed. Afternoon & Night When It Could Be Raining. Warming Up After That & It Could Hit 90 Or So At Least Next Saturday! #wbz pic.twitter.com/nsmZIz6LRn
— Barry Burbank (@BarryWBZ) August 25, 2019
Burbank predicts most of the week to be dry with the only “sticky” day on Wednesday.
“Dry air returns by later Thursday morning,” he said.
I Anticipate Low Humidity Through Tuesday Night Then A Bit Sticky Wednesday Afternoon & Night As Moist Air Moves Up From The South. Dry Air Returns By Later Thursday Morning. #wbz pic.twitter.com/Dy4cvPv4Ow
— Barry Burbank (@BarryWBZ) August 25, 2019
Vicki Graf, a meteorologist with Boston 25 News, also predicts that the end of the week will warm up. She noted that the normal high temperature for this time of year in Boston is 78 degrees.
We are looking ahead to a warm up by the middle of the week. I'm timing out our next round of rain coming up on @boston25 at 10pm. pic.twitter.com/14hb2LYct3
— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) August 26, 2019
“Could we finish August with no more rain? Yeah, that is possible,” meteorologist David Epstein said. “Definitely need to be watering those gardens. They are likely producing lots of vegetables now.”
Could we finish August with no more rain? Yeah, that is possible. Definitely need to be watering those gardens. They are likely producing lots of vegetables now. pic.twitter.com/WyKtZmFrIc
— Dave Epstein (@growingwisdom) August 26, 2019
