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Wellesley, Mass., weather forecast for May 23-30

May 22, 2025 by Matthew Moll

weather consultingHere’s the updated daily weather forecast from Friday, May 23 to Friday, May 30 by Meteorologist Matthew Moll of New England Weather Consulting:

Eastern Massachusetts will experience a stretch of unusually chilly, gray, and windswept weather to close out May, as a late-season Nor’easter rolls through southern New England. While rain tapers by Friday morning, scattered showers linger through Saturday under a stubborn upper-level trough. By Sunday, skies begin to brighten, temperatures slowly rebound, and a drier, more seasonable pattern takes hold just in time for Memorial Day. Next week starts with sunshine, crisp mornings, and gradually warming afternoons, though a few damp periods from passing showers remain possible. A week that starts with coastal flooding ends with backyard barbecue potential, offering a little something for everyone this holiday weekend.

Friday, May 23 — Showers Fade, Still Gray and Damp:
Thursday’s storm begins to pull away, with steady rain ending early in the morning. However, clouds, patchy fog, and scattered light showers stick around into the afternoon. A west wind starts to dry things out slowly, but skies remain mostly cloudy and the air still feels cool and raw.
• High: 58–60°F | Wind: W 10–15 mph, gusts to 20 mph
• Friday night: Mostly cloudy and calm, with a lingering chance of showers. Low near 47°F.

Saturday, May 24 — Scattered Showers, Gradual Clearing Late:
Unsettled weather continues as cool air aloft triggers showers, especially from late morning into early evening. Some sun may peek through between rounds of clouds, and the day isn’t a total loss, but conditions remain changeable. Temperatures inch upward but still fall short of normal for this time of year.
• High: 60–62°F | Wind: W 6–10 mph
• Saturday night: Drying out with partial clearing. Lows dip to 46–48°F. A brisk, springlike night.

Sunday, May 25 — Mostly Sunny and Moderating:
High pressure builds in from the west, finally pushing the stubborn trough offshore. Expect a bright, dry day with ample sunshine and a light northwest breeze. Afternoon highs climb into the mid-60s with low humidity and good air quality. Ideal for outdoor walks, errands, or grilling.
• High: 65–67°F | Wind: NW 7–10 mph
• Sunday night: Mostly clear and calm. Cool overnight with lows near 49°F.

Memorial Day, Monday, May 26 — Seasonably Warm and Sunny:

Arguably the best day of the stretch. Mostly sunny skies, a light breeze, and afternoon highs near 70°F make it a decent Memorial Day weatherwise, certainly better than it was looking earlier. The air remains dry and comfortable, with only a slight uptick in evening cloud cover.
• High: 69–71°F | Wind: NE 5–7 mph
• Monday night: Clouds slowly increase overnight. Lows around 52°F.


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Tuesday, May 27 — Partly Sunny with a Late Shower Chance:
After a dry and pleasant morning, clouds increase through the day. A weak coastal low may throw a few showers into the mix by evening, but most of the day remains usable. Humidity and temperatures hold at comfortable levels.
• High: 67–69°F | Wind: E 5–8 mph
• Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy with scattered light rain possible. Low near 52°F.

Wednesday, May 28 — Mostly Cloudy with a Few Showers:
Low pressure lingers offshore, bringing mostly cloudy skies and occasional light showers—mainly in the afternoon. Not a washout, but cool and damp at times.
• High: 66–68°F | Wind: E 6–10 mph
• Wednesday night: Drizzle or sprinkles may continue overnight. Lows near 50°F.

Thursday, May 29 — Gradual Drying, Still Cool:
Clouds dominate early with patchy drizzle possible, especially near the coast. By afternoon, skies begin to break, leading to a mix of sun and clouds late. Still slightly below seasonal norms, but a noticeable improvement from earlier in the week.
• High: 64–66°F | Wind: NE 5–10 mph
• Thursday night: Partly cloudy and dry. Low around 48°F.

Friday, May 30 — Seasonable and Pleasant with Sun:
High pressure returns with a dry, mild finish to the month. Expect a mix of sun and clouds with seasonable temperatures near 70°F. A weak disturbance could bring an isolated shower late, but most of the day should be fair and dry.
• High: 69–71°F | Wind: W 5–8 mph
• Friday night: Mostly clear, with a gentle breeze and lows in the low 50s.

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