This Fourth of July promises to deliver perfect weather conditions throughout the New England region, following Thursday’s storms that have cleared the air.
A light northwesterly flow combined with high-pressure systems will ensure bright blue skies and comfortable temperatures in the low 80s on Saturday.
As the evening approaches, temperatures are expected to dip into the upper 50s, making it a cool night; therefore, attendees planning to watch fireworks in cities like Boston should consider bringing a light sweater or long-sleeve shirt for added warmth.
Friday’s forecast looks exceptionally favorable, driven by healthy high pressure enveloping the entire region.
While a few lingering showers may be present in Presque Isle, Maine, the rest of the area will bask in sunshine and warm weather from Central Maine down through the Long Island Sound.
Morning temperatures will start comfortably in the upper 60s to low 70s, gradually rising to the low 80s in the afternoon.
With dew points falling into the low to mid-50s, the air will feel refreshingly light and crisp.
Those planning to attend the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular on Friday evening can look forward to a truly spectacular setting, as a clear sky and gentle winds will characterize the night.
Temperatures will remain pleasant in the low 70s during the fireworks display, while people heading out afterwards might experience cooling temperatures in the 60s.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday is anticipated to be another beautiful day, with only a few more clouds and a slight increase in moisture from a southwest breeze.
Despite this, skies are expected to remain partly sunny, allowing morning temperatures to transform into afternoon readings of 80 degrees or higher, thanks to the summer sun.
Humidity levels will also stay comfortable, contributing to an enjoyable day outdoors.
On Sunday, the weather pattern shifts slightly as a pocket of high pressure settles to the south of New England.
This will usher in increased humidity and dew points rising into the 60s, setting the stage for a warmer day.
While the region will remain dry, the additional moisture will allow the sun to heat things up, pushing temperatures into the 90s for much of Southern New England.
The Greater Boston area is looking at abundant sunshine over the upcoming three days, kicking off with highs in the low 80s on Friday and inching up to 90 degrees on Sunday.
Expect cool nights on Friday, with lows in the 50s, but as the weekend progresses, higher humidity will keep nighttime temperatures elevated on Sunday.
In Southeastern Massachusetts, the weather forecast is equally delightful, showcasing sunny to partly sunny conditions over the next three days.
Temperatures will peak at upper 70s and low 80s on Friday, rise to the low 80s on Saturday, and potentially reach mid to upper 80s on Sunday, especially for those living inland.
For Central and Western Massachusetts, expect a mix of completely sunny to mostly sunny skies through the weekend.
While Saturday may bring a few clouds, areas from Worcester to Springfield will see temperatures rise from 80-83 degrees on Friday to 84-88 degrees on Saturday, and finally reaching the high-end forecast of 92-96 degrees on Sunday.
In the cooler Berkshires region, temperatures will hover about 5 to 7 degrees lower than surrounding areas, starting in the mid-70s on Friday.
Cape Cod and the Islands will also experience lovely weather with abundant sunshine on Friday, fewer clouds on Saturday, and a return to sun on Sunday.
Highs will remain on the lower end of the scale but still reach the upper 70s on Friday, breaking into the low 80s on Sunday—an ideal weekend for a getaway.
Rhode Island is set for a fantastic stretch of weather with partly to mostly sunny skies over the coming days.
Highs are forecasted to reach the upper 70s to low 80s on Friday, gradually climbing to the upper 80s and low 90s by Sunday.
New Hampshire will enjoy sunny weather with pleasant temperatures, starting in the mid to upper 70s on Friday and potentially breaking 80 degrees on Saturday, especially in the southeastern areas.
Despite a few clouds, Sunday will see another warm spike, with temperatures crossing into the 90s under mostly sunny skies and increased humidity.
Vermont and Maine will also maintain a mix of sun and clouds, with temps moving from mid-70s on Friday to potential peak temperatures in the low 90s by Sunday.
In Maine, cloud cover may linger in the northern regions on Friday, but sunshine is expected across Maine for the rest of the weekend, with temperatures ranging from the low to mid-70s on Friday to the upper 80s and even some 90s on Sunday.
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