Providence, RI – A spring weather alert is in effect for Rhode Island, as the state braces for a mix of rain, snow, and gusty winds Tuesday. Weather conditions will shift throughout the day, impacting travel and outdoor plans. This comes on the heels of a slight chance of rain overnight, which could create slick roads for early morning commuters.
According to the National Weather Service, rain and snow showers are expected to begin between noon and 1 p.m. with gusty winds up to 32 mph. Wind speeds are forecast to intensify into the evening, potentially complicating visibility and driving conditions. Travelers along roadways like I-95 should remain alert for sudden changes in weather, especially during the afternoon hours. Local schools and businesses may also face disruptions due to changing weather patterns, so it’s advised to plan accordingly.
Extended Forecast: Looking ahead, Wednesday night will bring mostly clear skies with temperatures dropping to a low of 29°F. Thursday is expected to be partly sunny, with temperatures climbing to a high near 51°F, followed by more rain chances on Friday. The five-day forecast shows alternating periods of sunshine and showers throughout the week, with rain likely on Friday and cooler temperatures lingering into the weekend.
As spring weather continues to be unpredictable, residents are encouraged to monitor local updates and prepare for changing conditions.
