Boston, MA – A wet and unsettled weather system will bring periods of rain across Massachusetts today, with the heaviest rainfall expected in northern areas along major routes like I-93 and Route 128. The National Weather Service is forecasting scattered showers throughout the day, with rain becoming more widespread by late afternoon and continuing into Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, showers began this morning and will persist into the evening, affecting local travel during peak hours. Rain chances are highest in northern Massachusetts, with a 60% chance of precipitation. Southern parts of the state may experience lighter, scattered showers, though conditions will remain overcast and cool.
Drivers should plan for possible delays on roadways such as I-93 and Route 128 due to wet conditions, especially during the evening commute. The rain will intensify overnight, with a 70% chance of steady rainfall expected by Monday morning, potentially impacting Columbus Day events.
Looking ahead, Monday night will see clearing skies, but cooler temperatures are on the way with lows dipping to around 40°F. Tuesday and Wednesday will bring sunny conditions with highs in the mid-50s, offering a break from the rain. The rest of the week looks dry, with continued sunshine through Friday, making it a good time to plan outdoor activities.
