Weather in Boston over Christmas?

Answer 1

Cool; 40s (Fahrenheit) for the most part. There's usually some snow on the ground, but in the city it will be plowed, but you never know in New England, you just might find 10 inches! Come prepared. First Night (New Year's Eve Celebration in Beantown) is also a blast, so bring your hats & mittens!

Answer 2

It's hard to say. So far, we've had the usual wild swings between temps in the 20's, with wind chills in the single digits (late Sept. and Oct. were COLD!), but now it's in the 50's and hit 71 last week! Boston's temps are moderated by the ocean, so, barring a big storm (which, as someone above said, is unlikely 'til after Jan.), the weather could be anywhere from freezing, with snow or sleet, to mild with rain, to an icy blast from the north with no precipitation! If you're visiting from a warmer climate, bring extra coats, just in case!

I live inland but for a year, I lived on the coast, to the north of Boston (Newburyport, MA) and remember that as the most annoying cold! It was a raw, bone-chilling, moist cold...*shudder*!

Answer 3

According to weather.com, the average high temp on Christmas day in Boston is 39F, the average low is 25F. We get a white Christmas here about once every five years. We don't usually get many huge storms before New Years (the weather here isn't anything like the great lakes region, it's much more mild) but we could. The weather in New England is very unpredictable, so be prepared for anything!

Answer 4

Chances are it will be cold, a bit windy, possibly with snow. Not for thin-blooded Floridians, for sure. I've lived in the greater Boston area for two years now and both years it has been a very cold Christmas.

Answer 5

Boston is a quintessential blend of colonial record and cutting-edge innovation. From the wonderful cobblestones of Beacon Hill and progressive landmarks of the Freedom Trail, to the well-known reasons of Harvard University and Fenway Park, Boston is a treasure chest of Americana and with hotelbye you could have the opportunity to know that treasure. Boston is known it whilst the "holder of liberty" and Faneuil Hall is one of many areas must-see just as the adjacent Faneuil Hall Marketplace, a location that features three extended halls: Quincy Market, North Market, and South Market. , Faneuil Hall Marketplace is relationship from the first 19th century and has become occupied by a lively range of shops, restaurants, and exhibitions. In excellent temperature, you will find road performers and buskers putting on reveals in the square round the market.

Answer 6

Impossible to say really. Generally cold, in the 30's and chance of snow or sleet. Last year however was amazingly warm, in the 50's or so, which is crazy for that time of year. Too hard to predict anything in New England!!

Answer 7

It will be very cold, like.. -5 to -10° C or 10-15° F, and probably lots of snow

Answer 8

um...cold. very cold

Answer 9

90F and sunny.