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Massachusetts Weather Alert: Boston 80% Rain, 25 MPH Gusts Nov 10-14
MASSACHUSETTS — Rain soaked roads, patchy fog and northeast wind gusts reaching 25 mph could complicate Friday travel across Boston.
By Nolan Pierce · 2026-11-10T08:58:49.008Z
MASSACHUSETTS — Rain soaked roads, patchy fog and northeast wind gusts reaching 25 mph could complicate Friday travel across Boston.
The biggest weather changes arrive late Thursday into Friday, ending a stretch of relatively mild November afternoons.
According to the National Weather Service Boston area outlook, rain chances climb to 80% Thursday night and remain elevated Friday.
The developing pattern could affect Boston, Suffolk County and surrounding communities throughout Greater Boston.
Mild Weather Offers a Short Window Before Rain Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and temperatures reaching approximately 57 degrees.
West winds of 6 to 10 mph could produce gusts reaching 20 mph.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, continues the pleasant stretch with mostly sunny skies and highs near 56 degrees.
It's a favorable opportunity to clear fallen leaves, clean gutters and secure outdoor decorations before wetter conditions arrive.
However, the comfortable November weather begins changing Thursday.
Thursday Brings Increasing Rain Chances Thursday, November 12, starts mostly cloudy, with temperatures reaching approximately 54 degrees.
A 20% chance of rain develops after 2 p.m.
Northeast winds increase to 5 to 9 mph during the morning.
By Thursday evening, rain becomes increasingly likely, particularly after 1 a.m. Friday.
The precipitation probability rises to 80%, with temperatures falling toward 40 degrees.
Residents should prepare for wet pavement before Friday's morning commute.
Friday's 80% Rain Chance Raises Travel Concerns Friday, November 13, carries the week's greatest potential for travel disruptions.
Rain is expected, with an 80% precipitation chance and temperatures reaching approximately 49 degrees.
Patchy fog is possible before 8 a.m., potentially reducing visibility during early travel.
Northeast winds around 15 mph could produce gusts reaching 25 mph.
Drivers traveling Interstate 93, Interstate 90 and Route 1 should remain alert for changing road conditions.
Allow extra braking distance and watch for standing water where drainage is poor.
Rain and fallen leaves can also create slippery surfaces along neighborhood streets.
Friday evening remains unsettled, with a 60% chance of rain, mainly before 9 p.m.
Temperatures fall toward 37 degrees.
Although conditions become chilly, the supplied outlook does not indicate accumulating snow or widespread freezing precipitation.
Saturday Remains Cool With Additional Showers Possible Saturday, November 14, brings mostly cloudy skies and highs near 47 degrees.
A 40% chance of rain remains, while northwest winds reach approximately 14 mph.
Saturday evening turns mostly cloudy, with temperatures falling toward 37 degrees.
Residents planning outdoor activities should keep a jacket and umbrella nearby.
Boston Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Mostly sunny, high 57°F. West wind gusts up to 20 mph. Mostly clear Tuesday night, low 44°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Mostly sunny, high 56°F. Mostly cloudy Wednesday night, low 41°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Mostly cloudy, high 54°F. Rain chance 20% after 2 p.m. Rain becomes likely Thursday night, with an 80% chance and low 40°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Rain and patchy morning fog. High 49°F. Rain chance 80%. Northeast gusts up to 25 mph. Friday night low 37°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Mostly cloudy, high 47°F. Rain chance 40%. Saturday night low 37°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 Sunday brings improving weather, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 51 degrees.
Northwest winds of 11 to 15 mph may keep conditions feeling brisk.
Sunday night temperatures fall toward 38 degrees.
Monday looks mostly sunny, with highs near 51 degrees.
As Thanksgiving approaches, additional cold air outbreaks remain possible across New England.
However, the supplied outlook does not establish a specific Boston snow event during the following week.
No tornado threat is indicated in the provided local outlook.
Residents should monitor future National Weather Service updates as November weather patterns continue evolving.
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