A quick-hitting winter storm will bring accumulating snow across New England on Thursday, creating hazardous morning travel before tapering off in the evening. While snow will stick quickly in cold temperatures, a change to rain or sleet south of Boston may cut down totals. Friday brings strong winds (40-50 mph gusts), creating isolated pockets of damage. Let’s break down the details…
With temperatures in the teens & 20s at onset, roads will become snow-covered quickly. However, some mixing south of the Mass Pike & Cape Cod by midday into the afternoon as temperatures rise a bit.
As the storm departs, winds shift west/northwest and strengthen Friday, with widespread 40-50 mph gusts possible. Expect:
✔ Isolated tree damage & power outages
✔ Wind chills in the 20s despite near 40° highs
✔ Mountain snow showers from upslope flow
A stronger system arrives Saturday night into Sunday, tracking over Southeast MA – a classic snow-to-mix-to-snow setup.
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