BOSTON (WHDH) - A rapidly developing coastal storm is expected to bring soaking, windswept rain, and some wet snow to parts of the Bay State on Wednesday morning.
Tuesday will feature seasonable temperatures and sunshine but clouds will increase overnight as a colder air mass takes hold of the region.
Rain will drench coastal areas for several hours during the morning commute. Points inland and higher elevations could see minor snowfall as the quick-moving storm powers through the region.
Looks like heaviest rain is along South Coast, South Shore and the Cape..around an 1". Lesser amounts in metro Boston and north/west of the city. (Some wet snowflakes could mix in at times too). #7news pic.twitter.com/ugiwZpnRkX
— Jeremy Reiner (@jreineron7) April 1, 2019
“If the precipitation is heavy enough, some wet snow could mix in across the interior,” meteorologist Chris Lambert said in his latest weather blog post.
Flooding is not expected to be a problem but wind gusts could hit 50 mph in some areas, including on Cape Cod and the Islands.
Along with the rain on Wednesday morning, wind is likely. Strongest on the Cape/Islands. Wind gusts between 25-45mph for metro Boston, highest along the immediate coast. #7news pic.twitter.com/bAsEpMxUob
— Jeremy Reiner (@jreineron7) April 1, 2019
Thursday will be dry and seasonable with highs in the 50s.
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