Climate of Boston is something between humid continental and humid subtropical, common in New England. The summer, from June to August, comes usually with a blaze of sun, but it is very hot and humid. Winters are cold, windy and snowy.

Weather in Boston is very changeable. The past has included snow in October and a mini heat-wave in February. Fog and humidity are due to Boston’s proximity to water. Rain is frequent throughout the spring and summer. Snow falls throughout the winter, making Boston one of the nation’s wettest cities.

The warm ocean breezes are soothing in the spring, but in the winter they can be strong and bitterly cold. The winters can also be quite wet, so be sure to wrap up well and carry an umbrella. Sun glasses, hats and sun block are most beneficial in the hottest weather.

Temperatures

Average High Temperatures and Average Low Temperatures for each month, and the range between, are expressed in degrees Celsius (and Fahrenheit):

The range of average temperatures within a year in Boston is between -6 and 28 degrees Celsius (21 and 82 Fahrenheit). Highest average temperatures are in July. Lowest average temperatures in Boston are in January.

Precipitations

Total Average Precipitation for each month is expressed in milimeters (and inch):

Total average precipitation in a year in Boston is 1093 mm (43 inch). Most precipitation gets the month of November. Boston gets less precipitation in July.

Snow

Total Average Snowfall (usually a fraction of the total precipitation) for each month is expressed in milimeters (and inch):

Total average accumulated snowfall in a year in Boston is 1038 cm (409 inch). It snows mostly during the month of January.

Weather Forecast for Boston

Here is the weather forecast for the next couple of days in Boston:

The charts present statistical data collected over several years by external providers.

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