Boston, MA – Spring is arriving with unsettled weather, as rain, freezing temperatures, and fog are set to disrupt the area on Tuesday, April 8. Local residents and commuters should prepare for a chilly day ahead, with temperatures struggling to reach 41°F. The National Weather Service is predicting a 50% chance of rain, with light precipitation accumulating up to a quarter-inch in some areas. Freezing conditions at night could bring frost, particularly in neighborhoods on the outskirts of Boston.
According to the National Weather Service, the rain will begin after 3 p.m. Monday, with patchy fog persisting throughout the day. By Tuesday morning, expect temperatures to dip near 37°F, making it feel colder, especially with the added wind chill. Travelers are advised to exercise caution on roadways, including I-90, due to low visibility and wet conditions.
As temperatures struggle to stay above freezing, local authorities warn of potential frost Tuesday night, which could impact early morning drivers and pedestrians. This weather pattern will continue into Wednesday, with more chances of rain and temperatures remaining below average.
For the rest of the week, conditions will gradually improve. Wednesday will bring clearer skies and a high of 47°F. Thursday will see temperatures rise to a more seasonal 53°F, with partly sunny skies.
Extended 5-Day Forecast for Boston:
- Tuesday: Rain with a high near 41°F. Chance of precipitation is 50%. Frost possible overnight with a low of 29°F.
- Wednesday: Sunny with a high near 47°F and low near 31°F.
- Thursday: Partly sunny with a high of 53°F and low around 42°F.
- Friday: Chance of rain with a high near 55°F. Rain expected to pick up in the evening.
- Saturday: More rain likely, with a high near 65°F and a 50% chance of precipitation.
