Massachusetts – Rain taps steadily against windshields across Boston right now, while fog blurs skyline views and turns headlights into a hazy glow. Roads are slick, and visibility is already dropping in pockets across the metro.
According to the National Weather Service, steady rain continues through midday with patchy fog reducing visibility at times. Northeast winds are adding a chill, keeping temperatures near 40°F and making it feel even colder.
Across Suffolk County and into Cambridge, Quincy, and Brookline, drivers are navigating wet pavement and sudden visibility drops. I-93, the Mass Pike, and Route 1 are seeing slower travel speeds. Plan extra time and keep headlights on through the afternoon.
Conditions gradually improve later today, but clouds linger. Patchy fog may redevelop in spots, especially in low-lying and coastal areas. Keep an eye out for changing visibility even after rain tapers.
Friday delivers a noticeable shift. Morning fog gives way to partial sunshine, and temperatures climb to around 65°F. It will feel like a brief spring rebound across eastern Massachusetts.
Saturday stays quieter with a mix of sun and clouds and highs near 60°F. That said, changes arrive quickly heading into the first full weekend of April.
By Sunday, widespread rain develops with a 90% chance of steady showers. Expect wet roads, reduced visibility, and slower travel across Greater Boston. If you’re planning ahead, allow extra time and prepare for a soggy day.
Early next week trends cooler but calmer, with sunshine returning and highs in the 50s.
Five Day Outlook for Boston, MA
Friday: Morning fog, then partly sunny, high 65°F
Saturday: Partly sunny, high 60°F
Sunday: Rain likely, high 63°F
Monday: Mostly sunny, high 54°F
Tuesday: Chance of showers, high 51°F
