BRIEF SNOW & RAIN
We’re off to a sunny start this Friday. Clouds will increase this afternoon and by evening we’ll have a few patchy rain and snow showers on radar. Highs will peak in the lower 40s today - that’s pretty normal for early March. It won’t be cold enough for any snow to stick until overnight well north and west of Boston. A coating is possible from the northern Worcester Hills into southern NH. The best chance for a few fresh inches will be in the Green and White Mountains.
WEEKEND IN VIEW
On and off clouds will linger Saturday with only the small chance for a spot shower. Although likely dry, it won’t be great given the windy conditions. Sustained wind 20 mph will gust 40-50 mph throughout the day. Plan on a chilly feel with more 40s.
Sunday will be calmer with some morning sun. Clouds will increase with highs still in the lower 40s. It looks decent for the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in South Boston!
MONDAY STORM
Our next WEATHER ALERT will arrive Monday. Expect a washout with all day rain. Minor flooding of the local streams and river is possible. Gusts will peak late in the day and may top 50 mph. Temperatures will briefly climb into the 50s or 60s before cooler air quickly returns behind the storm.
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