Rare Quebec Storm Brings Unseasonable Chill to Boston Weekend

A seasonally rare, high-energy storm diving from Quebec is forecast to sweep into New England Friday night through Saturday, delivering heavy rain, 40–60 mph winds, and an unseasonable cold that could drop high temperatures to the 40s–50s; higher elevations like New Hampshire’s White Mountains could see several inches of snow. Seas could reach 8–11 feet offshore. Sunday looks like the best bet for outdoor plans with 60s–70s, but showers remain possible, and unsettled, cooler conditions persist into early June with a potential return of warmer air later next week.