Boston, MA – Prepare for a spring-like shake-up in the weather starting Monday evening. As cooler air collides with moisture, Boston and surrounding areas will face a mix of showers and wind gusts, with conditions worsening overnight and into Tuesday. The National Weather Service has issued a weather alert for rain and gusty winds across the state, with the potential for hazardous travel conditions due to slick roads.
According to the NWS, rain will begin Monday night, continuing through Tuesday morning, with a 60% chance of showers. Wind gusts could reach up to 31 mph, creating difficult driving conditions, especially on elevated roads. For commuters, driving through the evening could be challenging, especially on I-93 and I-90, where visibility may be reduced, and roads could become wet or slippery. Stay cautious on highways and consider postponing non-essential travel.
Monday will bring a high of 61°F in Boston, with winds picking up in the afternoon, as clouds thicken. Showers are expected to increase in intensity by Tuesday morning, bringing heavy rain and a 60% chance of downpours through the afternoon. By Tuesday night, temperatures will dip to around 47°F, with breezy conditions continuing.
In the days ahead, Boston will see a brief respite with partly sunny skies on Wednesday. However, conditions remain unsettled, with a few more rounds of light rain expected into Thursday and Friday. With temperatures hovering in the mid-60s, spring weather will continue to keep residents on their toes.
5-Day Forecast for Boston:
- Monday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 61°F. Showers likely, with a chance of rain increasing through the evening.
- Tuesday: Showers, likely through the afternoon, high near 70°F, with gusty winds of up to 30 mph.
- Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high of 67°F and variable winds.
- Thursday: Cloudy, with a high around 68°F, and winds shifting to the southeast.
- Friday: Chance of showers, high near 67°F with light winds in the afternoon.
