Weather forecast: Highs in the 70s
NBC10 Boston
[{'start': '0.933', 'end': '4.971', 'text': "end of the month in Hyannis,  Jericho Tran NBC 10 Boston. I  think the weather over the last  couple of days has had us all  eager to head south. Pete  Bouchard, I know. Pete, we are  ready for summer. But with the  weather happening this weekend.  Yeah. Say, not so fast. Yeah.  Three straight days of 70 plus  in Boston. That's been great,  right? The last three. Now it's  sinking. And yeah, we're going  into the weekend. We're looking  at these downpours and  thunderstorms too. That's not  your Saturday system. That's  Friday early Friday morning  coming through 53 right now.  Wind out of the south southwest.  We did bounce back up into the  60s, at least in Boston. The  warmth is with us over the next  two days into Saturday. Sunday  it slumps, the temperatures come  down, the rain timing isn't  sorted out. So don't go to your  phone and go, oh, look, this app  says this because it does not  know how to time the rain. We  have a hard time timing it, but  we have some semblance of an  idea. We can put our icons in  one part of the day or the  other. It looks like Saturday  afternoon is our best chance for  seeing thunder. And then off and  on on Sunday, dry times in  between each shower unsettled  into next week. And that may  bode well for our timing overall  in this pattern. Wet weekends.  We'll get into that in a second.  77 in Boston tomorrow. Wow. 80.  Sure, we could do it. Not  necessarily in Taunton or the  South Shore or Lynn and Cape  Ann, but certainly from, oh,  we'll say Haverhill Lawrence  through Natick and down into  Attleboro. Greater Worcester  will be in the 70s and near 80  up to Fitchburg and Leominster.  Saturday, a fair chance for  Boston to reach 80 degrees with  afternoon thunderstorms popping  up. Then Sunday there's that  drop off into the 60s. We go  with those off and on showers  now, the thunderstorms that pop  up on Saturday could be strong,  and the possibility is they  could become a little bit more  than strong or even severe.  That's an isolated chance for  that. But if we do see that  there'd be wind and localized  flooding from those two. We have  a First Alert up for Saturday  for that chance and that threat.  Now Saturday go about your  business. I mean, it looks  pretty good for most of the day.  And then around 2:00 the clouds  will start to build, the skies  could darken and we could get a  thunderstorm. Now, not all of us  see those, but where you do see  them, you get doused with water.  Look at the dew points. Rise to  a little bit muggy tomorrow. Dew  points rising into the upper 50s  to near 60 or in the 60s on  Saturday. These are forecasts  again. It doesn't seem all that  bad. And this is in August or  July, but it's the first wave of  humidity that you'll notice. And  then it drops off again on  Sunday as drier air comes in, as  in like lowering dew points to  make it feel raw. Not like dry  as a desert dry. Now the front  that goes by on Saturday into  Sunday that triggers the  thunderstorms, then stalls on  top of us. Not what you want to  have for a Sunday forecast. And  then notice it's still with us  into Sunday night and Monday.  That's what's going to douse  down Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday  forecast the fact that this is a  slow mover. But Sunday we have  off and on showers and we're on  the cool side of the front too.  So we'll get some 60s and then  fall back maybe into the 50s.  Late day. Now you look at this.  The chance for rain through  Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday is  pretty high, but notice the  trend is downward towards the  end of next week. What could  that be? Well, the fact is, is  that we've moved the threat for  rain now over to the early part  of the week. So the pattern has  shifted. Wow, that's great news.  Yeah. Now Monday and Tuesday are  wet haha. And it looks like the  end of the week and next weekend  could fare"}]