SPRING SNOW SHOWERS
It’s a chilly night across southern New England, with temperatures settling into the mid 30s. The gusty winds from Monday have eased, but clouds will continue to increase overnight as our next system approaches.
That system—an upper-level low—will bring a few snow showers early Tuesday morning. Not everyone will see flakes, but across the interior and higher elevations, a quick coating on grassy surfaces is possible. Roads stay mainly wet, and anything that does stick will melt quickly.
As we head into the afternoon, we’ll keep scattered rain and snow showers around. Some of these could even mix with graupel, thanks to the cold air aloft. It’ll feel cool and unsettled, with highs only reaching the mid 40s.
The system pulls away Tuesday night, and skies begin to clear. That will allow temperatures to drop into the 20s by Wednesday morning.
LATE WEEK IMPROVEMENTS
Wednesday brings a nice rebound with plenty of sunshine and highs back into the 40s. Even better, a warming trend kicks in late week—mid 50s with sunshine Thursday, followed by 60s both Friday and Saturday.
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