

This week begins with a sunny Monday, but residents of Massachusetts should prepare for a rise in temperatures. A varying sea breeze is currently causing temperatures to range from the 50s to the 80s, providing a brief respite. However, starting Tuesday, high temperatures will surge into the mid-90s. Tuesday's weather will feature intense heat and breezy conditions, with a low but present risk of isolated storms in the late afternoon or evening. As we transition into Wednesday, the chances of precipitation significantly increase, with showers and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon and evening. These storms could develop into severe conditions, exhibiting strong winds and hail driven by the expected heat and humidity. Wednesday's temperatures are expected to challenge existing records for this time of year, with highs again approaching the 90s. Humidity will add to the discomfort, with dew points in the uncomfortable 60s. For those seeking relief from the heat, cooler temperatures are anticipated soon. Thursday will bring lows in the upper 50s, while highs will be in a more comfortable upper 60s range. By Friday, temperatures will decrease further, with morning temps in the 40s, climbing only to the upper 60s by afternoon under clear skies. Looking ahead to the Memorial Day weekend, the forecast suggests disappointing weather. The long weekend from Saturday through Monday is expected to have cool highs in the upper 50s to low 60s, with possible rain showers. Stay updated on the changing weather conditions as the week progresses.