BOSTON, MA - The weather in Boston has four distinct seasons, and the weather is forever changing. The statewide motto for the region's weather is: If you don't like the weather, wait five minutes.
What to Expect from Boston Weather When Traveling
Spring in Boston
Spring is a welcomed season as temperatures start to rise and the growing season begins. But, don't forget a jacket and an umbrella, as the growing season also means moisture is in the air.
Summer in Boston
Summer can be delightful, with the ocean breezes helping keep the humid temps in control. Evening temperatures can be cool and may require a light sweater. And a pop-up thunderstorm is not uncommon, so you may want to include an umbrella in your bag. Summers average high temperatures in July are above 80 °F (26.7 °C) and overnight lows above 60 °F (15.5 °C)
Fall in Boston
Fall boasts crisp, cooling temperatures as Mother Nature displays her glorious colors in our foliage. Grab that heavier sweater and maybe a scarf so you can enjoy a stroll through the park.
Winter in Boston
Winter emerges with cooler temperatures and the potential for snowfall from December through March. Winters are cold but generally less extreme on the coast, with high temperatures in the winter averaging above freezing even in January. However, areas further inland will be colder. Don't forget to pack your heavy coat, hat and maybe a pair of boots.
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