This weekend’s weather brings plenty of action to New England! Here’s what to expect:
Saturday: Rain and Wet Snow
- Timing: Showers start early to mid-afternoon, turning steadier in the evening.
- Rain: Central and southern New England will see rain with highs in the 40s.
- Snow: Wet snow accumulates in northern New England, with 1–2 inches in the mountains.
Sunday Night into Monday: Plowable Snowstorm
- Timing: Snow begins Sunday afternoon, with the heaviest overnight into pre-dawn Monday.
- Rain-Snow Line: Likely to impact southeastern New England; rain transitions to snow as Arctic air moves in.
- Snow Totals: Over 6 inches possible in parts of interior New England, with plowable snow likely for many, less right at the coast of southeast MA to Cape Cod.
- Impacts: Sunday evening travel will be tough, as well as Monday morning, with slippery conditions expected after the storm.
Arctic Blast Next Week
- Monday: Highs in the teens and 20s, with sub-zero wind chills in northern New England.
- Tuesday-Wednesday: The coldest stretch, with single-digit highs and wind chills below zero for many.
- Relief: Slight moderation by the end of the week.
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