Matt Noyes tracks the back edge of our weekend storm but says there’s still some damaging wind to get through – and for some, there’s still a return of snow! In fact, Snowmobilers who head to the far North Country will have a bounty waiting for you Monday. Watch the video for all the details.
Sunday Night: The Freeze Begins
- The storm is shifting north and east, with one last burst of snow sweeping through central Massachusetts and New Hampshire between 9-11 PM before pushing into Maine.
- Temperatures drop fast, locking up any leftover moisture—expect icy roads overnight where water hasn’t drained properly. Heavy road treatment will be needed.
- Additional snowfall totals:
- Coating-1” in north-central MA
- 1-3” in the Berkshires
- 8-12” in northern Vermont (including upslope snow Monday)
- 12-18”+ in the Crown of Maine—a huge win for snowmobilers!
Monday: Howling Winds & Bitter Cold Take Over
- Gusts of 50-60 mph are expected throughout the day, leading to scattered power outages—especially in areas that saw ice accumulation earlier in the storm.
- Wind chills in the single digits above and below zero all day. With actual highs only in the 20s, no melting will occur—everything stays frozen solid.
- Monday Night:
- Actual temperatures fall to the single digits.
- Wind chills drop below zero everywhere—a dangerously cold night.
- Warming centers may be needed in some communities for vulnerable populations.
Lake Effect Flurries Could Reach Boston!
- Lake effect snow bands coming off Lake Ontario could carry flurries as far east as Worcester and Boston between 4-7 PM Monday.
- Not a major event, but a coating of snow is possible in Worcester County—just another reminder of how bitter and wintry Monday will feel.
Next Storm on the Horizon
- Tuesday stays cold & breezy.
- Wednesday brings some improvement—not as windy, not as cold.
- Thursday: A new storm moves in. Southern New England has a 70-75% chance of snow, while northern New England may only see snow showers unless the storm track shifts north.
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