Boston, MA – Residents across Massachusetts should prepare for rain on Tuesday, with significant weather impacting Thanksgiving travel plans later this week. Tuesday’s forecast predicts rain starting mid-morning, potentially disrupting commutes and creating slippery conditions on major roadways like I-90 and I-93. Travelers are advised to plan ahead to avoid delays.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will bring a high near 53 degrees with rain beginning after 10 a.m. Winds will shift southeast at 5 to 8 mph, bringing up to half an inch of rain in some areas. Tuesday night will see decreasing rain, with temperatures dropping to 35 degrees and westward winds developing.
Wednesday offers a break from the rain with mostly sunny skies and a high near 49 degrees, making it a better day for last-minute holiday errands. However, rain will return on Thanksgiving Day, beginning early Thursday morning. The high will hover near 49 degrees, with up to an inch of rainfall expected. Wet roads may create additional travel hazards for those heading to gatherings.
Friday will be partly sunny, with cooler temperatures around 47 degrees, providing relief from the wet conditions. Gusty winds will pick up by Saturday, potentially reaching 25 mph, as temperatures drop to a chilly high of 43 degrees.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on changing conditions, especially as Thanksgiving approaches. For real-time weather alerts and travel updates, visit the National Weather Service’s local page.
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