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For many of the years I lived in Boston,
the springtime weeks were full of clear, sunny skies.
But every single weekend provided soggy, miserable weather.
What gives?!
Is it just my imagination that every single weekend it seems to rain?
Were the rainy days more noticeable
because they were interrupting my weekend plans?
Did a weather god curse the Northeast United States??
Or is it some weird meteorological phenomenon?
Funnily enough… it’s that last thing.
Weather in New England can be oddly… punctual.
So here’s the science of the rainy weekend curse.
[Intro]
Rain in the spring is no surprise to North Americans,
with “April showers bring May flowers” and everything.
But in 2023, 2024, AND 2025, Boston, New York,
and the rest of the Northeastern US were stuck
with beautiful, sunny work weeks and overwhelmingly rainy weekends.
In both 2024 and 2025,
Boston received stretches of at least 6 consecutive rainy weekends in the spring.
And from January through June,
there were far more weekends with rain than without.
2023 was an especially wet year,
bringing record rainfall all over the Northeast.
And by October, in New York and Boston,
only 12 out of 42 of the year’s weekends had been sunny.
That’s rain during 80% of weekends!
At some point you start to think that this can’t just be coincidence.
So meteorologists took a deeper look at the weather patterns
trapping the Northeast indoors every weekend.
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