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Boston weather: Here’s what to expect from Wednesday’s forecast

Partly cloudy and muggy.

Boston weather -- A gull is at the helm ( steering wheel ) on this boat moored in Chatham Harbor Cape Cod.
The Boston weather forecast for Thursday calls for a mix of sun and clouds. David L Ryan/The Boston Globe

The Boston weather forecast for Wednesday calls for continued warm, muggy conditions.

Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies, humid air, and high temperatures in the mid 80s. There will be slight chances for showers, but most areas should remain dry.

Similar weather is expected on Thursday.

Daily Local Weather Forecast

Boston, MA

33°Mostly cloudy
High 36°Low 24°
  • RealFeel® 29° F
  • Humidity 75%
  • Precipitation 16%
  • Wind 7 MPH N
  • Visibility 10MI

Hourly Forecast

  • 34° 34 degrees clouds clouds Precipitation 16% 1PM
  • 35° 35 degrees clouds clouds Precipitation 16% 2PM
  • 34° 34 degrees clouds clouds Precipitation 16% 3PM
  • 34° 34 degrees clouds clouds Precipitation 16% 4PM
  • 33° 33 degrees mooncloud mooncloud Precipitation 16% 5PM
  • 32° 32 degrees mooncloud mooncloud Precipitation 10% 6PM
  • 32° 32 degrees mooncloud mooncloud Precipitation 0% 7PM
  • 31° 31 degrees mooncloud mooncloud Precipitation 0% 8PM
  • 30° 30 degrees moon moon Precipitation 0% 9PM
  • 30° 30 degrees moon moon Precipitation 0% 10PM
  • 29° 29 degrees moon moon Precipitation 0% 11PM
  • 28° 28 degrees moon moon Precipitation 0% 12AM

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Daily Local Weather Forecast

  • Today December 06
    Flurries
    Flurries
    36° 24°
  • Thu December 07
    Intermittent clouds
    Intermittent clouds
    36° 28°
  • Fri December 08
    Intermittent clouds
    Intermittent clouds
    42° 35°
  • Sat December 09
    Partly sunny
    Partly sunny
    50° 41°
  • Sun December 10
    Showers
    Showers
    57° 48°
  • Mon December 11
    Partly sunny
    Partly sunny
    54° 35°
  • Tue December 12
    Mostly sunny
    Mostly sunny
    45° 36°

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