New England is bracing for a complex winter weather setup over the next several days, with a mix of freezing rain, rain, and snow Friday, followed by another potential storm Sunday night into Monday.
Thursday Night – Friday: Freezing Rain to Rain South, Snow North
The next storm system arrives late Thursday night, bringing a mix of precipitation.
- Southern New England (Boston, Providence, Hartford):
- Friday AM: Freezing rain possible inland (Worcester Hills, Pioneer Valley, northern CT) before temperatures warm above freezing and changeover to rain.
- Friday PM: Rain continues with gusty winds.
- Central & Northern New England (NH, VT, ME):
- Friday AM: Snow begins in northern NH/VT/ME, with a few inches of accumulation possible. Stay tuned for accumulation map tomorrow!
- Friday PM – Overnight: Some areas could see freezing rain if the cold air holds on longer, then a flip back to snow on the tail end.
Key Concern: If the freezing line stalls, ice buildup could become an issue for interior NH, central VT, and western MA.
Saturday: Dry but Breezy
After the storm moves out Friday night, Saturday will be dry but chilly with highs in the 20s to near 30°F, feeling like the teens with a gusty wind.
Sunday Night – Monday: Accumulating Snow
A new storm system arrives late Sunday into Monday, bringing a better chance for widespread light accumulating snow even in southern New England.
- Early Outlook: Snow begins Sunday late in the day, continuing into early Monday AM.
- Still Uncertain: Track and intensity will determine snow amounts.
- Potential Impact: Monday morning commute could be slick!
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