Boston, MA – A powerful Arctic front is gripping Massachusetts with dangerously cold wind chills expected through Thursday, prompting warnings for commuters and residents. Wind chills are forecasted to plunge as low as -6°F in some areas, making outdoor activity hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service, Boston’s temperatures will feel like single digits throughout much of the day on Thursday, with gusty winds up to 38 mph. Motorists, particularly those commuting on I-93 and I-90, should prepare for reduced visibility and icy roads. Snow chances increase late Friday into Saturday, with accumulations up to an inch possible, impacting weekend plans.
Thursday begins cloudy, with slight chances of snow before noon. Highs will struggle to hit 28°F, and overnight lows will dip to 15°F. By Saturday, another system brings a 50% chance of snow showers, followed by clearing skies and a high of 37°F on Sunday.
Residents are advised to bundle up in multiple layers, limit outdoor exposure, and keep pets indoors. Travelers should monitor conditions and check road updates before heading out. Emergency kits, including water, blankets, and flashlights, are recommended for all drivers during this cold snap.
Stay alert for updated advisories as this cold front intensifies.
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