Boston Braces for Prolonged Wet Weather with Gusty Winds; Clearer Skies Expected by Thanksgiving

The rainy weather pattern that Boston is dealing with is predicted to last until the weekend. A 50% chance of rain is predicted for today, with new precipitation quantities ranging from a tenth to a quarter of an inch. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures will be close to 55 degrees with the possibility of south wind gusts of up to 13 to 17 mph.

The chance of rain increases to 80% tonight, bringing with it an additional quarter to half an inch of precipitation before fog and a drop in temperature to about 39 degrees. After midnight, the east wind will turn northwest, reducing the storm’s influence in the region. Despite the temporary clearing of the fog, rain is expected to continue on Saturday around 9 am. On a cloud-dominated day with temperatures approaching 47 degrees, gusts could reach 33 mph. NBC Boston said, “Rain continues Friday,” highlighting that although there will be sun breaks, the last round of showers will continue to sweep in through the day and into the night.

With partly bright skies and a high of about 51 degrees, supported by a steady west wind, Sunday’s weather looks clearer. Forecasts for the coming week indicate that Monday will continue the sunny streak with comparable temperatures before there is a chance of rain again on Monday evening. With equal chances of rain or sun, Tuesday’s weather is a toss-up.

The high temperature on Thanksgiving will be 43 degrees and largely sunny. On Black Friday, however, residents of New England should brace themselves for a potential storm. “This cold will set the table for an untimely storm by Black Friday,”NBC Bostonsaid. After Thanksgiving, extremely cold temperatures are predicted, and the storm may bring snow and chilly air.

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