Get ready for a soggy Thanksgiving in Boston! Meteorologists are predicting a cold rain throughout the day, with some areas northwest of I-495 expecting a bit of snow. The rain is set to start early in the morning and continue all day, making travel a bit tricky. Higher elevations could see a few inches of snow, especially in the mountains. So, grab your umbrellas and be prepared for a wet holiday!

The National Weather Service has shared some interesting stats about Thanksgiving weather in Southern New England. While we're used to rain and wind, it's always good to know what to expect. Today, we'll have rain from morning to afternoon, with some cloudy skies later in the day. The temperature will hover around 45°F, with a breeze making it feel a bit cooler.

Looking ahead, Wednesday will be partly sunny, but Thursday is when the real wet weather hits. Friday and Saturday will have intermittent clouds, and Sunday and Monday will be mostly sunny. So, if you're planning any outdoor activities, you might want to schedule them for later in the week.

Weather experts like Chris Lambert and Shiri Spear are keeping an eye on the situation. They're warning about some light icing and minor snow in western and northern New England. Pete Bouchard from NBC10 Boston calls it a "tricky storm, " but reassures us that most of the area will see rain and wind.

So, bundle up, stay dry, and enjoy your Thanksgiving feast indoors!

Weather Alert: Boston's Thanksgiving Forecast

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