Boston is kicking off a “roller coaster ride of a weather week,” with snowstorm predicted to kick off Monday and powerful winds retaining issues chilly via mid-week earlier than temperatures climb again up earlier than the weekend, a Nationwide Climate Service forecaster stated.
“It looks like a wild weather week for Boston,” stated NWS meteorologist Kyle Pederson. “We’re gonna be waking up to some rain, maybe even some snow flurries mixing in (Monday) morning. Not expecting any snow to accumulate tomorrow, and the only issue for the morning is going to be wet roadways; we shouldn’t see any slippery roads (Monday).”
Monday is predicted to see a colder excessive within the low 40s, with the attainable snowfall predicted to switch into all rain round 9 a.m., NWS forecasts. The precipitation will doubtless proceed via Monday evening into early Tuesday, the forecasts present.
Some snow in April is “not that unusual,” the meteorologist added, serving as a “reminder that all winter weather is not quite over.”
Tuesday and Wednesday will “get chilly,” Pederson stated, with highs within the low to mid-40s and lows within the excessive 20s to low 30s.
“But it’s not going to feel like that, because it’s going to be a little bit blustery, a little bit windy out there,” Pederson stated. “So it’s going to feel like it’s going to be in the mid 30s on Tuesday, and then again on Wednesday. Mid-30s again for that feels-like, wind chill temperature.”
Skies ought to clear as much as be largely sunny on Wednesday, heading into the late week, NWS forecasts present.
“Then Thursday, it warms up again, looking at a high of 52,” Pederson stated. “But we’re gonna bring back in some of that cloud cover and like wet weather, especially as we head into Friday.”
Friday via the weekend highs are anticipated to stay hotter within the low to mid-50s, NWS states.
“The weekend just going to be kind of cloudy, and more rain expected, but little bit warmer,” Pederson added.
