Eastern Massachusetts will experience continued snow showers through mid-afternoon Saturday, with a potential coating to 1 inch of accumulation. Temperatures will drop significantly over the weekend, with overnight lows dipping below zero in some areas. A clipper system is expected to bring moderate snow showers to New England Sunday night into Monday morning. While temperatures will rise into the 40s by Monday afternoon, another storm system approaching later in the week could bring ice or sleet to the northeast.
Snow showers continue across eastern Massachusetts through mid afternoon with a coating-1” of snow possible. Ocean-effect snow dynamics will enhance some of the snow bands. The rest of Saturday afternoon is dry with emerging sun and breezy conditions. The northwest wind will usher in colder temps too with temps falling in the afternoon to the upper 28s by sunset. Overnight lows drop to around 9 degrees in Boston, below zero northwest and wind chills around zero to -10.
Sunday starts of blustery and really cold, with increasing clouds during the day and highs in the upper 20s. Snow showers will be numerous and moderate across New England Sunday night into early Monday as a clipper system passes by to our north. Roughly, western New England will see snow by 8 p.m., arriving in Boston 10 p.m., out by 5 a.m. for all. A widespread 1-3” of snow is in the forecast for all of southern New England, less at the coastline south. Highs continue to go topsy turvy next week with some 40s by Monday afternoon and melting some snow, and some 30s every couple days. A storm system around Wednesday or Thursday looks to produce an ice or sleet setup in the northeast, so we will also keep close tabs on that one
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