IN THE RECORD NEIGHBORHOOD
Much of the area will wake up to temperatures in the 30s with pockets of patchy frost away from the city, patchy fog and drizzle over the Cape and Islands. Temps will recover nicely by the afternoon with lots of sun allowing our temps to soar into the 60s with a few 70s peppered in, especially across the interior. Highs across the Cape and Islands will be cooler in the 40s and 50s with a southerly wind off the Ocean. Also watching for sea breezes to kick in along the immediate coast which may drop temps there back a few degrees if the southerly wind lightens up.
As far as record highs go, Boston’s daily high for March 10th is 71 degrees which was set way back in 1878, Worcester 67 degrees set back in 2020. It looks like we’ll be in the neighborhood in Boston to break it, but the sea breeze may play spoiler if the southerly wind breaks down. However, Worcester has a good shot at theirs!
RAIN RETURNS
Staying mild Wednesday with highs in the 50s to low 60s, but clouds will take over with a few spot showers.
More showers come through Wednesday night into Thursday morning with a cold front. A few showers may linger into Thursday afternoon.
Back to reality Friday and this weekend with highs closer to normal, in the 40s. Friday and the weekend look a bit unsettled with rain/snow possible with disturbances in the vicinity, but the pattern is quick moving and changing on the fly, so we’ll need a bit more time to iron that out!
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