Boston drivers should be aware that Morrissey Boulevard, from Freeport Street to Bianculli Boulevard at UMass Boston, may experience traffic disruptions due to high tides and minor coastal flooding from November 4 to November 9. Tides are expected to reach between 11 feet 4 inches and 12 feet 2 inches, which could affect normal travel, according to the Department of Conservation and Recreation.
The Department of Conservation and Recreation will have staff on site to guide drivers through detours or lane closures, with police ready to assist if the Interstate 93 off-ramp is impacted. Motorists and residents are advised to follow posted signs and instructions from officials to stay safe during these conditions.
High tides along Morrissey Boulevard are forecasted to reach 11 feet 4 inches at 9:25 a.m. on Tuesday and 12 feet 2 inches on Thursday and Friday before gradually decreasing. The Department of Conservation and Recreation will manage traffic during these times, and residents and commuters are advised to follow Department of Conservation and Recreation updates for any changes.
