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Today’s Forecast

65º | 45% chance of precipitation | Sunrise 6:30 a.m. | Sunset 6:42 p.m.

 

Editor’s Note
If you want to celebrate National Lobster Day on Wednesday, Sept. 25, we’re here to share some clawsome restaurants across Boston.
 
 
Events
 
This Weekend
  • Boxford Apple Festival | Saturday, Sept. 21 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | East Village of Boxford | Free | Celebrate fall with caramel apples, apple pies, and 60+ vendors selling handmade goods.
  • 24th South Boston Street Fest | Saturday, Sept. 21 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | East Broadway | Free | The festival features two stages of live entertainment, 100+ vendors, street food, and kid-friendly activities.
  • Boston Red Sox vs. Minnesota Twins | Sunday, Sept. 22 | 1:35 p.m. | Fenway Park | $32+ | Root for the Red Sox in one of their final home series of the season.
  • Boston Bruins vs. New York Rangers | Sunday, Sept. 22 | 5 p.m. | TD Garden | $39+ | Hockey season is right around the corner — cheer for the Bruins in their first preseason game of the year.
Plan Ahead
  • “Mamma Mia!” | Tuesday, Sept. 24-Saturday, Oct. 5 | Times vary | Citizens Opera House | $35+ | The classic Broadway musical will come to life on stage.
  • Wale: “Every Blue Moon Tour” | Tuesday, Oct. 1 | 7 p.m. | Paradise Rock Club | $29+ | The rapper known for his role on songs like “No Hands” and “Bad” will bring his biggest hits to Boston.
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News Notes
 
Announced
  • Introducing Jobs, our new virtual bulletin board featuring local job openings in all industries. It’s simple: Post your listing (it’s free for a limited time), and watch those applications roll in.
Festival
  • Boston Public Market’s Harvest Party: Carnival Edition is Thursday, Oct. 17. Expect carnival games, giant pumpkins, live entertainment, and food + drinks. Tickets support the market’s small business owners and the continued offering of free, public educational experiences.
Try This
  • Assembly Row is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a drone light show on Saturday, Oct. 19. Enjoy family-friendly activities like bounce houses and obstacle courses, drinks from Downeast Cider House, live music, and 150 drones paying homage to the businesses at Assembly Row.
Eat
  • Hispanic Heritage Month is running through Tuesday, Oct. 15. Celebrate at Seaport’s Latino restaurants, including special deals at Vela, Scorpion Bar, and Borrachito Taqueria & Spirits. Seaport is donating $1 per item sold to Sociedad Latina, which supports youth and families of Boston’s Latino community.
Trending
  • A new season of “Dancing with the Stars” is underway, and we have some stars with local ties for you to root for. Be sure to vote for former Patriots wide receiver Danny Amendola and Olympic gymnast and medalist Stephen Nedoroscik, who is from Worchester. (Boston.com)
Open
  • Tropical Smoothie Cafe opened in the Fenway neighborhood, becoming the first location within Boston city limits. Want to keep up with all the most recent restaurant and bars that are opening or closing in our area? Read more on our website. (Boston Restaurant Talk)
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Finance
  • Rates just dropped. Now could be the perfect time for you to tap into your home equity — calculate your payment.*
 
 
City Guide
 

🍂 Fallin’ for you
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Prepare for a toasty fall, Boston. | Map via NOAA
We know the question on your mind, Bostonians — when is it going to get cool?

Thanks to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, we know what temperatures and precipitation trends to expect in our city for September, October, and November.

Temperature
Fall may feel pretty toasty — Boston is predicted to have temperatures likely 60-70% above normal this season.

Precipitation
It might be time to break out the rain jackets — autumn should bring 40-50% more rainfall than usual in Beantown.

Dancin’ in September
Enjoy the first feelings of fall over these next couple of weeks. The September high averages 72.7° and the low dips to 57.4°. It’ll be relatively dry, as this month typically has the least amount of rainfall.

Oh hay, October
Fall foliage will start to peak, and cooler weather will close in. The average daylight is just over 11 hours, with about 6 hours of sunshine each day. Plus, it’s probably time to put the swimsuits away — the ocean temperature will drop below 60°.

Nice November
It’s time to break out the mittens and hats. Cold and snow begin to creep in throughout November, with the average daily high dropping to 49.5°. On average, rain falls for 10.2 days of the month + snow falls for 1.4 days.
 
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