Boston, MA – Spring weather is bringing more than just warmer temperatures to the Boston area this week. Starting Thursday, residents should prepare for significant rain, with the chance of gusty winds reaching up to 28 mph. Rain is expected to begin after 9 p.m. Thursday night, continuing into Friday morning. The NWS has issued a weather alert for these conditions, which could impact travel and outdoor plans across the region. As rain persists through Friday, temperatures will remain cool with highs around 49°F, and lows dipping to 38°F.
According to the National Weather Service, winds from the east will pick up as the storm approaches, with gusts up to 24 mph expected in the overnight hours. If you’re planning to head out Thursday or Friday, be sure to keep updated on weather conditions and prepare for possible delays, especially on roadways. The rain could lead to slick surfaces, making driving conditions hazardous.
Looking ahead, Friday brings a continued chance of rain, along with a 40% probability of showers overnight. Temperatures will remain cool, with a low around 41°F. Saturday’s forecast calls for more rain, with chances reaching 80%, and gusty northeast winds up to 28 mph. For those planning outdoor activities, it’s advisable to check the latest weather updates as spring rain continues to shape Boston’s weather pattern through the weekend.
Five-Day Forecast Summary:
- Thursday: Rain begins late, with winds up to 28 mph. High of 47°F.
- Friday: Showers continue with gusts up to 24 mph. High of 49°F.
- Saturday: Heavy rain with gusts, high of 43°F.
- Sunday: Rain likely, high near 43°F.
- Monday: Partly sunny, high of 65°F.
Be sure to stay updated and plan accordingly for a wet and windy few days ahead!
