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  • Published: May 20 2025 06:48 PM
  • Last Updated: May 20 2025 06:48 PM

A strong Nor’easter is set to hit Boston this week with rain, strong winds, and cooler temps. Here's what to expect and how to stay safe.


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Boston is preparing for a powerful Nor’easter this week that could bring heavy rain, strong winds, and chilly weather. The storm is expected to begin Wednesday night and continue through Friday, with the worst conditions on Thursday.

🌀 What to Expect from the Storm

  • 🌧 Heavy Rain: Showers will begin Wednesday evening and become stronger on Thursday.

  • 💨 Windy Conditions: Coastal areas might see strong wind gusts, which can make travel difficult.

  • 🌡 Cool Temperatures: Daytime highs will stay near 50°F (10°C), and it may feel even colder with the wind.

  • 🌊 Flood Watch: Areas with poor drainage could see minor flooding due to constant rain.

📅 Boston Weather Outlook

Here’s how the next few days look:

  • Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, high near 58°F.

  • Wednesday: Cloudy with rain starting late, high near 53°F.

  • Thursday: Windy and rainy, high around 51°F.

  • Friday: Showers may linger, high around 56°F.

  • Saturday to Monday: Cloudy skies with some sun and light showers, temperatures warming up slowly.

🌤️ Weekend Weather — Any Relief?

Although the week starts stormy, things should begin to calm down by the weekend:

  • 🌥 Saturday may still be cloudy but drier.

  • 🌦 Sunday and Monday bring more sunshine and slightly warmer weather.

  • ☁ Temperatures will stay cooler than usual for late May.

✅ Helpful Tips to Stay Safe

Here are a few things to do before and during the storm:

  • 🚗 Check traffic updates before leaving home.

  • 🚫 Don’t drive through flooded roads.

  • 🔦 Keep flashlights and batteries ready in case the power goes out.

  • 🧥 Dress in warm, waterproof clothes if heading outside.

FAQ

A Nor’easter is a storm that forms along the U.S. East Coast. It brings rain, strong winds from the northeast, and sometimes snow or flooding.

Rain is expected to start late Wednesday and get heavier on Thursday.

No snow is expected in Boston. However, some hilly areas in New England may see a little snow or a mix of rain and snow.

It’s rare, but not impossible. This one is strong and could cause problems, especially along the coast.

Yes, it should. The worst of the storm will be over by Friday, and the weekend should be a bit better, though still cool.

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