Sunday Skies Mix Clouds with Sun as Labor Day Week Heats Up

East Boston – Looking out the window on Sunday, you’ll notice a gentle blend of sunshine and a few scattered clouds drifting across the Boston metro area. It’s not a dramatic sky‑show, but it’s enough to keep the morning chill at bay.

More good news? Labor Day itself should feel noticeably warmer, with plenty of sunshine pushing temperatures up into the upper 70s. The heat isn’t a one‑day wonder – the warmth hangs around for a few days before a short‑lived shower on Thursday throws a little moisture into the mix.

Here’s the rundown for the next seven days, courtesy of StormTeam 5’s latest forecast:

Sunday: A mix of sun and a few clouds. High around 71°F.

Monday (Labor Day): Mostly sunny, perfect for a backyard barbecue. High near 78°F.

Tuesday: Still warm, with a blend of sun and clouds. High stays around 78°F.

Wednesday: Partly sunny, lingering warmth. High again near 78°F.

Thursday: A chance of showers rolls in as a subtle front approaches. High climbs to about 82°F before the rain.

Friday: Cooler air makes its return, bringing a mix of sun and clouds. High drops to the low 70s, about 72°F.

Saturday: Partly sunny once more, wrapping up the week with a comfortable 73°F.

All in all, the pattern stays fairly seasonable: a warm burst sandwiched between cooler, more typical early‑fall days. Keep an eye on the radar if you have outdoor plans Thursday – that shower chance could pop up quickly.

For the most up‑to‑date look at the skies, StormTeam 5 runs a 24/7 live radar that scans Massachusetts nonstop. Feel free to share your own weather snaps on WCVB’s site, too.