BOSTON, MA – A spring-like warm-up will bring sunshine to Massachusetts on Tuesday before rain and gusty winds return midweek. Temperatures will climb near 48°F on Tuesday, but wet and windy conditions will arrive by Wednesday night, making for a soggy commute on Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is likely to develop Wednesday afternoon, with winds increasing to 13 mph and gusts up to 26 mph. Temperatures will peak near 57°F before falling overnight as heavy rain moves in. Thursday will remain rainy, with a 70% chance of precipitation before skies begin to clear in the evening.
The temperature drop will be noticeable by Friday, as highs struggle to reach the low 40s, with gusty winds making it feel even cooler. The weekend will stay chilly, with Saturday’s high reaching 47°F before dropping into the 20s overnight. By Sunday, mostly sunny skies return, but highs will stay near 42°F, a stark contrast to the midweek warmth.
Commuters should prepare for wet roads along I-93 and the Massachusetts Turnpike, particularly during Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. Travelers are advised to allow extra time and drive cautiously.
Looking ahead, Massachusetts will see a mix of spring-like warmth and chilly conditions this week. Residents should stay prepared for fluctuating temperatures and plan accordingly for midweek rain and wind.
