Cool and Rainy Start to September in New England
Cool and Rainy Start to September in New England
US · Published Sep 1, 2026
As September begins, New England is experiencing cooler temperatures and scattered showers.
A stalled frontal boundary over New York and southwestern Connecticut is driving steady rain across Southern New England, including Boston, during the morning hours.

Impact & Risks

The cooler temperatures and rain will affect morning commutes across Southern New England, including Boston, where umbrellas will be necessary. While rainfall rates may be heavy in some areas, flooding risks are minimal. Higher humidity levels will make the air feel muggy, particularly along the coast. The stalled frontal boundary will persist, bringing additional chances for rain throughout the week, including potential widespread showers on Thursday. Residents should prepare for soggy conditions leading into the Labor Day weekend.

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