Boston, MA – A wet end to the week is expected across Massachusetts and parts of New England as two storm systems bring increased precipitation chances starting Thursday night. The first round of rain is expected late Thursday into Friday, followed by another system at the start of next week.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Boston, precipitation probabilities will climb significantly overnight Thursday into early Friday. Cities including Boston, Hartford, and Providence could see rain chances exceeding 85% by Friday morning. Areas like Springfield and Worcester are also likely to experience steady rainfall.
After a brief dry period over the weekend, another system is expected to bring precipitation beginning late Sunday into Monday. Rain chances will rise to 60-75% across most of the region, with the highest probabilities in coastal and southern areas.
Commuters should prepare for potentially slick road conditions Friday morning and again early next week. Travelers should monitor local forecasts and allow extra time for their morning commutes.
The NWS advises residents to stay updated on forecast changes, as precipitation totals and timing could shift. For real-time weather alerts, visit weather.gov or follow local meteorologists for updates.
