Boston officials said Monday they’ve detected no credible public safety threats to Tuesday’s annual First Night celebration, and police will be out in force monitoring New Year’s Eve events around the city.

Safety officials on Monday said that there are no known threats against the city of Boston ahead of Tuesday’s big First Night celebration.

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Although rain is in the forecast, hundreds of thousands of people are expected to visit Boston for the 49th annual First Night celebration.