Boston, MA – New England residents should prepare for a significant cold snap over the next three days, with wind chills falling into the teens and even single digits on Wednesday, April 9. According to the National Weather Service, the region will experience a mix of rain, high elevation snow, and strong winds, impacting cities from Boston to Worcester.
Starting today, April 7, temperatures are expected to remain in the 30s, with wind chills dropping as low as 20°F by Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. The cold will persist through midweek, with gusty winds reaching 35-45 mph, especially on Tuesday. This will make it feel even colder in areas like New Bedford, Providence, and Springfield, where wind chill values could approach 5°F.
A period of rain and snow will affect the area today, transitioning into a dry but windy Tuesday. The weather is expected to improve on Wednesday, but temperatures will stay low, with wind chills remaining in the teens or lower for many cities.
For those planning to be outside, it’s advised to bundle up and avoid prolonged exposure to the cold. Ensure vehicles are prepared for icy conditions, especially in the higher elevations of New England, where snow accumulations are possible.
Wind Chill Breakdown for April 7-9:
- Boston: Low 20s Monday night, single digits Wednesday AM
- Providence: Wind chills in teens Tuesday night, colder on Wednesday
- Worcester: Gusts up to 45 mph, temperatures feeling like 5°F by Wednesday morning
