Every Sunday evening we offer our Sunday Evening Essentials, looking out to the week ahead to prep us all for what’s coming. This evening, Matt says snow approaching New England will drop an inch or two west, but tend to dry up as it moves east…leaving slick spots for only some of New England Monday morning. More disturbances move through Monday night and again Wednesday evening to Thursday. Get Matt’s take on that, the cold air by the weekend and more in the video – as well as a heads-up on a new Patreon offering from 1°Outside for those who just can’t get enough or are still looking for a way to give back.
Tonight (Sunday Night)
- Light Snow: Western New England will see light snow showers, with a coating to 1 inch possible.
- Where: From the Berkshires into the Green Mountains and parts of central New Hampshire.
- Impacts: Slick spots possible by Monday morning.
Monday
- Temperatures: Highs in the 40s for southern New England, with above-freezing temps helping to treat icy areas.
- Precipitation:
- Light snow showers in central New England early.
- Freezing drizzle possible in the mountains toward evening.
Monday Night/Tuesday Morning
- Rain Develops: Most areas will see rain overnight into early Tuesday.
- Freezing Rain: Some valleys in the North Country may have icy spots.
- Tuesday:
- A mild day with temperatures in the 50s across southern New England.
Midweek Storm: Wednesday Night/Thursday
- Snow and Rain: Snow likely for northern New England ski areas, rain farther south.
- Snow Accumulation: A few inches are possible in ski country.
- Details: The rain/snow line will need to be pinned down as the system approaches.
Weekend Outlook
- Cold Air Returns: Highs in the 20s by Sunday with a bitterly cold weekend across New England.
- Unsettled Weather: Early indications suggest a mix of rain and snow next week.
Of course, as always, be sure to download our free Noyes’ 1DegreeOutside Weather app for updates multiple times daily from Matt and Danielle!
