A cool, comfortable stretch is in store for Massachusetts before a more unsettled pattern nudges in early next week and potentially ramps up by mid to late week.
This weekend brings partial sunshine and seasonably cool temperatures, with highs in the low to mid-50s and nighttime readings dipping into the 30s and lower 40s. Most of the state stays dry through Sunday, making it a good window for fall outings and outdoor chores.
Clouds begin to thicken on Monday, and an onshore flow may pull moisture inland, leading to a few coastal showers from late Monday into Tuesday. Temperatures hold steady, with daytime highs near 50°F and overnight lows in the upper 30s to mid-40s.
Forecasters are keeping an eye on a stronger storm system that could organize late in the week. If it develops as expected, the region may see a period of widespread rain and gusty winds. Exact timing and intensity remain uncertain, and details will come into focus as the system evolves.
Residents along the coast and in higher elevations should check forecasts regularly for updates as the week progresses. For the latest advisories and day-to-day changes, follow the US National Weather Service Boston, MA.
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