clear and no rain
clear and no rain
clear and no rain
partly cloudy and no rain
Since Boston is bordered by Boston Harbor and the Atlantic Ocean, its coastal climate tends to be more moderate than inland locations. That´s why Boston rarely experiences either extreme heat or cold. In the winter, the first freezing temperatures usually occur in early November, but the temperatures are modified considerably by the nearness of the relatively warm ocean. Cold weather usually fades out by early April, and Boston typically enjoys a spectacular, colorful spring with moderate temperatures. Although it can get quite warm in the summer, the hot afternoons frequently are tempered by the eastern sea breezes, as air flows inland from the cooler surfaces of the ocean.
Boston has no true dry season as it rains intermittently throughout the year. Much of the rainfall during the summer and early fall comes from showers and thunderstorms. The main snow season occurs from December through March.
During the months of June and September you are most likely to experience good weather with pleasant average temperatures that fall between 20°C and 26°C.
Other facts from our historical weather data: