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Gusty winds could lead to some power outages in western Massachusetts.Ĭold temps are expected to linger into Saturday with high temps in the 20s, then not as cold on Sunday with temps in the 30s.Īhead of the potential snow Monday night into Tuesday, the calm before the storm during the day on Monday should be sunny in the 30s. Most areas will see snow Tuesday evening and night, though some sleet and freezing rain cannot be ruled out. On Tuesday, in Boston, sunrise was at 6:33 am and sunset will be at 4:23 pm (EST). Detailed hourly weather forecast for today - including weather conditions, temperature, pressure, humidity, precipitation, dewpoint, wind, visibility, and UV index data. The rain-to-snow shift in Eastern Massachusetts happened after 12 p.m. Then an arctic front will blast through the area on Friday, with falling temperatures and wind chills below zero Friday night. Boston, Massachusetts - Current temperature and weather conditions. Snow began piling up in Western and Central Massachusetts late Monday into early Tuesday, while Eastern Massachusetts saw drenching rain. The National Weather Service forecast shows a low-pressure system tracking south of New England, likely bringing snow and/or a wintry mix Monday night into Tuesday. Its been a while since we had a significant storm in. Trucks were seen early Monday morning lining up at the salt pile in Chelsea. BOSTON - The WBZ-TV Weather Team has issued a NEXT Weather Alert for the rather untimely storm system on the way Tuesday night and Wednesday. Rain will change to snow for all locations throughout the day. Winds will remain brisk and busy into Wednesday morning. That cold will sweep in Tuesday night, dropping us near freezing in many suburban towns and into the upper 30s in Boston. Expect lows in the upper 30s near the water to around freezing inland. This is a one-day foray into the mild air, as cold air is already rushing in across westernmost New York and southern Ontario. Some parts of Massachusetts on Thursday saw close to 6 inches of snow, as a wintry mix made things slick on the roadways.Īs of Thursday afternoon, the highest snowfall totals were recorded in northeastern Massachusetts, according to the National Weather Service: Haverhill, 5.8 inches Newburyport, 5.8 inches Amesbury, 5.3 inches North Andover, 5 inches Ipswich, 5 inches and Topsfield, 5 inches.Īnother round of an icy mix was expected later Thursday and overnight, likely leading to a slow commute for Friday morning. Tuesday forecast: Overnight, rain continues heavily near the coast, while interior areas continue to pile on heavy wet snow. “Overall it’s been very mild, but you can still get cold outbreaks and big snowstorms even in a mild winter,” Larson said. But there was that brief arctic blast of record-cold temps earlier this month. It has been a remarkably mild winter with well below normal snowfall for the Boston-area. Temperatures are likely to be warm enough to preclude significant impact in southern New England, though we continue to expect a coating to an inch of accumulation, particularly on grassy surfaces, with northward and westward extent, and with elevation, where some Thursday morning slick spots can’t be ruled out from western and northern Worcester County points north and west.Parts of Massachusetts could see some snow, sleet, freezing rain: ‘A few slick spots on roads are possible’ Dry and quiet weather is expected over the next several days before rainchances return late Friday and Saturday. That next disturbance will push our next round of precipitation into New England predawn Thursday, likely to fall as a combination of rain and snow, with flakes mixing in even in southern New England early Thursday! Wednesday sees decidedly colder air, with daytime highs only in the 40s and wind chill values in the 30s for most of the day, even under sunshine (except for lingering northern mountain clouds and flurries), with increasing clouds late in the day into the evening ahead of the next disturbance, approaching from the west. A Montana resident woke up to the first major storm of the season, which dropped up to a foot of snow across the state

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