Map: Here’s how warm it’ll be Wednesday afternoon in Massachusetts
Boston and Worcester had record highs for Feb. 20 on Tuesday—and record highs are forecasted for Wednesday, too.
If you enjoyed Tuesday’s record-setting weather, more of it is on the way for Wednesday.
Boston and Worcester had record high temperatures for Feb. 20 on Tuesday, with Massachusetts’ capital reaching 70 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
[250 pm Tue 2/20] The temp at Boston has climbed to 69 degrees, and at Worcester the temp has reached 66. The breaks the record high for today's date at both locations. #MAwx
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) February 20, 2018
[330 pm Tue 2/20] Boston's high temp for today has reached 70! Since Boston's record keeping began in 1872, a max temp of 70+ has only occurred 2 other times during the month of February: 70 deg F on 2/24/1985, and 73 deg F on 2/24/2017.
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) February 20, 2018
For Wednesday, service forecasters are projecting record highs again for Boston and Worcester — with mostly and party sunny skies, respectively, during the day. Providence, Rhode Island, and Hartford, Connecticut, should also see records set, the service said.
Overnight Tuesday, temperatures are expected to stay around 50 across most of the Bay State.
Despite the warmth, don’t pack away your winter wears just yet, as temperatures are expected to dip starting Wednesday night.