We’ve got plenty going on this weekend between Opening Day at Fenway, Easter, and Marathon Monday, but the weather should cooperate for the most part.

A cold front will move across the region tonight with showers and possibly a rumble of thunder accompanying it. Skies will clear out Friday morning, setting up a fantastic day for baseball at Fenway. For first pitch at 2pm, we should have plenty of sunshine, temperatures around 64, and a southwest wind around 10 mph (blowing out to centerfield). Clouds will start to stream back in late Friday night as another system approaches the region. Saturday will feature plenty of clouds, but most of the shower activity should hold off until late afternoon, so if you have outdoor plans in the morning or early afternoon you should be good. Showers will continue Saturday night, with skies starting to clear out late at night. Easter Sunday should feature plenty of sunshine and cooler temperatures. For Patriots Day on Monday, we’ll have sunshine during the morning, with temperatures in the upper 40s or lower 50s at the starting line in Hopkinton. The runners will have sunshine, temperatures in the 50s, and light southerly winds as they make their way toward Boston. Clouds will start to stream in during the afternoon ahead of yet another system, but any rain from that storm should hold off until after dark.

Thursday night: Showers, possibly a thunderstorm, ending after midnight. Some clearing toward daybreak. Low 39-46.

Friday: Mostly sunny and mild. High 61-68.

Friday night: Clear during the evening, then clouds stream back in overnight. Low 45-52.

Saturday: Mostly cloudy, showers develop during the afternoon. High 60-67.

Saturday night: Showers ending by midnight, some late-night clearing. Low 34-41.

Sunday: Mostly sunny and cooler. High 48-55.

Sunday night: Clear skies. Low 32-39.

Monday: Some morning sun, then clouds return during the afternoon. High 52-59.

Some wet weather is on the way, but none of the upcoming days looks like a washout.

Low pressure will move across New England tonight, with another period of rain likely, some of which could be heavy overnight. The rain should end Friday morning as low pressure starts to pull away, with some sunshine developing in the afternoon. Some additional clouds will pop up, and there’s a very slight chance for a shower, but for the most part, Friday afternoon may end up fairly decent. Another weak disturbance moves in late Friday night into Saturday morning with more showers, then we’ll start to see some sunny breaks in the afternoon once again. An upper-level low moves across the Northeast on Sunday, so we’ll see more clouds pop up, with a few showers possible in the afternoon. High pressure then builds in for Monday with sunshine and drier weather.

For Opening Day in the Bronx on Friday, for the first pitch at 1:05pm, it should be partly to mostly sunny, southwest winds around 10 mph, and a temperature near 60. Play Ball!

Thursday night: Cloudy and breezy with rain likely, possibly heavy, maybe even a thunderstorm, especially south of Boston. Low 39-46.

Friday: Showers end early, then some clearing, but we could see another spot shower in the afternoon, breezy. High 60-67, cooler along the South Coast.

Friday night: Partly to mostly cloudy, showers possible late at night. Low 37-44.

Saturday: Morning showers, then becoming partly sunny and breezy again. High 54-61.

Saturday night: Partly cloudy. Low 35-42.

Sunday: Intervals of clouds and sun, chance for a few showers. High 50-57.

Sunday night: Partly cloudy. Low 34-41.

Monday: Partly to mostly sunny. High 55-62.

We’ve got a fairly typical pattern for Spring as we pass the quarter pole for 2022 and begin April.

A cold front will approach the region tonight with some rain and showers likely, possibly even a thunderstorm. The rain ends Friday morning as the cold front moves through, but the air behind it isn’t that cold, so we’ll remain mild during the day. However, another cold front quickly follows during the evening, with another shower possible ahead of it. High pressure builds in for Saturday with sunshine and seasonably cool temperatures. Clouds return Saturday night as another weak system approaches the region. It may produce a few showers on Sunday, but a washout is not expected. High pressure then builds back in for Monday with dry and cool conditions.

Thursday night: Cloudy and breezy with rain and showers likely, possibly a thunderstorm. Low 47-54.

Friday: Showers end early, otherwise clouds with some afternoon sunny breaks, chance for another shower late in the day, breezy. High 55-62 in the morning, temperatures may start to drop a little in the afternoon.

Friday night: Chance for a shower during the evening, then clearing overnight, still breezy. Low 28-35.

Saturday: Plenty of sunshine. High 48-55.

Saturday night: Increasing clouds. Low 29-36.

Sunday: Mostly cloudy with showers possible during the afternoon. High 47-54 in the morning, temperatures may drop in the afternoon.

Sunday night: Showers end in in the evening, followed by late-night clearing. Low 31-38.

Monday: Partly sunny. High 49-56.

The weather won’t exactly be that great for the next few days, but it could be a lot worse.

Rain will become steadier and heavier this evening and tonight as low pressure passes south and east of Cape Cod. The rain should taper off and end toward daybreak, then we’ll see some clearing, and temperatures will actually turn a bit milder for Friday afternoon. However, an upper-level low pressure system will slowly make its way into the Northeast, and will take all weekend to do so. What that means for actual weather is we’ll have sunshine in the morning, then clouds will develop, with a few pop-up showers both Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures will also be a bit cooler. In fact, with cold air aloft, some of those showers could contain some graupel, which is small, soft hail. Even colder air moves in for Monday, which will feel more like winter than spring, with temperatures likely in the 30s for highs. Don’t be surprised if there’s a snow flurry or two as that upper-level low will be slow to depart.

Thursday night: Rain likely, tapering off toward daybreak. Low 37-44.

Friday: Any lingering showers end early, some clearing during the afternoon. High 55-62.

Friday night: Clear to partly cloudy. Low 34-41.

Saturday: Sunshine and afternoon clouds, chance for a shower or two. High 50-57.

Saturday night: Partly cloudy. Low 32-39.

Sunday: Partly sunny, breezy, chance for a shower or two. High 45-52.

Sunday night: Partly cloudy. Low 20-27.

Monday: A mix of sun and clouds, breezy, slight chance for a rain or snow shower. High 31-38.

If there’s one constant to expect this weekend, it’s change. We’ve got some big swings coming up over the next few days.

Showers end this evening as low pressure pulls away to the south and east of New England. High pressure builds into the region for Friday with a very mild airmass accompanying it on southwest to west winds. With sunshine during the day, we’ll see temperatures get well into the 60s for much of the area, with lower 70s likely at many locations away from the coast. Right along the coastline, especially the South Coast, a seabreeze is likely, and with water temperatures still in the 40s, we’ll see temperatures drop into the 40s right at the water’s edge, with 50s a short distance inland. Clouds will start to move in late in the day as low pressure begins to approach the Northeast. Rain will move in early Saturday morning along with much cooler conditions. In fact, Saturday does not look like a pleasant day, with occasional rain and temperatures only in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Sunday looks a little better, but with an upper-level low crossing the Northeast, we’ll still have some clouds and possibly a few showers, with temperatures again mainly in the 50s, which is actually above normal for mid-March. High pressure starts to build back in on Monday with partly to mostly sunny skies, but temperatures will be a few degrees cooler, right around where we should for the middle of March.

Thursday night: Showers ending by midnight, some clearing late at night. Low 40-47.

Friday: Partly to mostly sunny and mild, clouds start to increase late in the day. High 65-72, cooler along the coast.

Friday night: Becoming cloudy with rain developing before daybreak. Low 39-46.

Saturday: Cloudy and cooler with occasional rain and showers. High 48-55.

Saturday night: Mostly cloudy with rain ending during the evening. Low 43-50.

Sunday: Intervals of clouds and sunshine with a few showers possible, breezy. High 55-62.

Sunday night: Partly cloudy. Low 34-41.

Monday: Partly to mostly sunny, breezy at times. High 49-56.

While there aren’t any big storms on our horizon, the upcoming week won’t exactly be quiet either.

We start off on a sunny but rather chilly note today with high pressure in control. As the high slides off to the east, temperatures will moderate a bit on Tuesday, but an Alberta Clipper will move through at night, with a few snow or rain showers likely. It pulls away early Wednesday, but another weak system quickly follows for Wednesday night into early Thursday with a few more rain or snow showers expected. High pressure then builds in for late Thursday into Friday with dry and cold weather once again.

By Saturday, the high will slide off to the east and a warm front will approach the region, with moderating temperatures. This is where things could get complicated. Low pressure will head into the Great Lakes, whie high pressure builds into Quebec. This may prevent that warm front from actually moving through the region, keeping us chilly for Saturday night and Sunday. Meanwhile, moisture will start to stream into the region ahead of that warm front. This could result in a messy mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain, and/or rain. It’s still far too early to try and pin down any details, but for now, Sunday looks like it could be messy.

Monday: Sunshine and some late-day clouds. High 22-29.

Monday night: Partly to mostly cloudy. Low 4-11.

Tuesday: Plenty of clouds. High 35-42.

Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy with a chance for snow or rain showers. Low 27-34.

Wednesday: Developing sunshine in the morning, clouds return in the afternoon, snow or rain showers possible at night. High 39-46.

Thursday: More clouds than sun, breezy. High 31-38.

Friday: Sunny early, some clouds during the afternoon. High 29-36.

Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a chance for snow, sleet, freezing rain, or rain. High 32-39.

Sunday: Mostly cloudy with a chance for snow, sleet, freezing rain, or rain. High 33-40.

We’ve got a little bit of everything coming up over the next several days.

We’re starting off with unseasonably mild temperatures in place. Some records were set during the afternoon, and it will remain quite mild tonight as low pressure passes north and west of the region. As that system passes by, it will drag a strong cold front toward the region. A period of rain is likely tonight, and some of it could be heavy. Could there be a rumble of thunder? It’s certainly possible. The combination of rain and mild temperatures should just about take care of any remaining snow on the ground for the most part. We’ll also have some strong winds tonight ahead of that front. Sustained winds of 15-25 mph are likely across the region, with gusts of 40-60 mph expected, possibly even stronger across the Cape and Islands as well as southeastern Massachusetts.

The front moves through Friday morning, bringing an end to the rain, and also our mild weather. In fact, temperatures will likely drop during the day as gusty northwest winds usher colder air in, though the winds should diminish during the afternoon. High pressure briefly builds in for Friday night with clear skies and chilly temperatures. Another system will quickly follow for Saturday though. Clouds will stream back in, with some snow showers or squalls possible during the day, possibly mixed with rain across the South Coast and Cape Cod. We’re not expecting much, if any, accumulation for the most part, but a few of these snow showers or squalls could drop a quick 1/2 inch and coat the ground, so keep that in mind if you’ll be out driving. High pressure builds back in for Saturday night and Sunday with clear and chilly conditions once again. However, as that high slides off to the east, temperatures will moderate again for Monday.

Thursday night: Cloudy and windy with rain likely, possibly heavy. Temperatures hold steady overnight.

Friday: Showers end early, skies start to clear out in the afternoon. Breezy early, but winds diminish during the afternoon. High 53-60 in the morning, temperatures drop during the day.

Friday night: Clear skies, but some clouds may start to move back in late at night. Low 13-20.

Saturday: More clouds than sunshine and becoming breezy with some snow showers or squalls possible, mixed with a little rain near the South Coast. High 33-40.

Saturday night: Becoming mostly clear. Low 12-19.

Sunday: Sunshine and a few clouds. High 31-38.

Sunday night: Clear to partly cloudy. Low 23-30.

Monday: A mix of sun and clouds, milder. High 46-53.