Boston Gears Up for Soaking Rains After Dry Spell, Gusty Winds on the Horizon

After weeks of unusually dry weather, Bostonians prepared for a rainy sequence as the city prepared for an upcoming rainstorm. On Thursday, there is “a chance of rain, mainly after 9am” in the Boston area, with showers almost certainly continuing into the night. With “rain likely, mainly after 1pm” on Friday and possible showers continuing over the weekend, precipitation is predicted to continue. The National Weather Service says so.

The upcoming weather system is expected to provide a thorough soaking after the region has not had significant rainfall since late September. Long-term dry conditions might be greatly impacted by Thursday’s storm system, which is expected to bring more than an inch of rain to certain places. The rain is expected to be followed by “gusty winds… around 40 mph Thursday night,” according to NBC Boston, so the opportunity is not lost. This might cause more than just the fallen leaves to be disturbed.

There is nevertheless a warning in the face of much-needed moisture. In a special weather statement regarding “elevated fire weather concerns Wednesday in Massachusetts,” the National Weather Service advised people to exercise caution and abide by burning bans. This is due to “the combination of prolonged dry weather and low relative humidities,” which creates an environment that is more prone to fires right before the rainstorm.

Looking forward, the rainstorm that is moving through Boston is determined to get people’s attention in addition to umbrellas. The city will experience generally gloomy evenings with sporadic clear intervals throughout the early part of next week, so smooth sailing is not guaranteed after the storm. According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday’s “partly sunny, with a high near 56” and a little breeze could dampen moods as the country prepares for Thanksgiving.

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