Boston, MA – Rain returns to Boston Tuesday morning, bringing slippery roads, reduced visibility, and potential commuter delays across I-93 and Route 128. As spring arrives, residents in Eastern Massachusetts should prepare for a wet and variable weather pattern stretching into the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will begin early Tuesday, tapering off before noon. Winds from the west will range from 6 to 11 mph, and the high will reach 53°F—typical for late March. Though no flooding is expected, fog and wet pavement may lead to slower traffic on major highways, including I-90 and local roads near Logan Airport.
Tuesday night will turn partly cloudy with lows dipping to 35°F, followed by a chance of rain mixed with snow on Wednesday morning. Little to no accumulation is forecast, but the fluctuation between wet and dry weather continues through Saturday. Drivers and pedestrians should remain alert through midweek.
Here’s a quick look at the 5-day forecast:
- Wednesday: Chance of rain/snow before 8 a.m., high near 48°F.
- Thursday: Sunny and clear, high near 49°F, a welcome break.
- Friday: Mostly sunny with gusty winds, high of 52°F.
- Saturday: More rain possible, breezy, high near 46°F.
- Sunday: Cloudy with showers likely, high near 49°F.
Safety Tip: Check local travel alerts before commuting and allow extra time during morning rain events.
