If you’re looking for a snow accumulation map for Friday and Friday Night, search no farther than 1°Outside Today with Danielle, posted on our homepage and atop our app home screen. If you’re looking for the deep-dive from this weekend through the next two weeks, you’ve found it right here with Matt Noyes in our Insights video. Frigid weekend is on tap with biting winds, single-digit lows, and another snow chance for many ahead of Christmas!
Weekend Highlights
- Saturday:
- Snow showers in the mountains and near the Great Lakes.
- Highs: Around 30 in southern New England, 20s in the north.
- Winds pick up from the northwest, adding to the chill. Saturday night turns frigid with a stinging, subzero wind chill.
- Sunday:
- Coldest day so far this season: Highs in the teens north, 20s south.
- Wind chills: Single digits in southern New England, near or below zero in the north.
- Subzero lows Sunday night may lead to frozen pipes in poorly insulated buildings north.
Christmas Eve Snow Potential
- Christmas Eve Day:
- Accumulating snow likely in Northern and Central New England, but some of far Southern New England could see a mix with rain, especially near the South Coast. Regardless, it’s a decent accumulating snow chance for many, even if not a big storm.
- Exact timing will become more clear as we near the event.
- Christmas Day:
- A weak disturbance could bring scattered snow showers, particularly in the evening.
Looking Ahead
- Next Week:
- Temperatures rebound slightly, with highs in the 30s to low 40s.
- Snow and rain showers remain likely with several disturbances in play.
- January:
- Cold air surges back after New Year’s, keeping a wintry pattern in place.
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