SUNDAY SNOW
Light snow will rapidly taper off from northwest to southeast this afternoon as low pressure pulls away from New England. Snow will be a bit more persistent along east coastal MA, and especially southeastern MA, the Cape, & Islands where we’ll see a few moderate bursts before shutting down later this evening and tonight...the last of the snow exits the Cape by midnight. Our final snow tallies will range from a coating to an inch or so along and north of the Mass Pike, 1-3″ of snow from the south shore of Boston westward into Rhode Island, 3-5″ southeast MA including the Cape & Islands with a few locally higher amounts possible thanks to some moderate to heavy snow bands and Ocean enhancement.
High temps will settle in the upper 20s to low 30s this afternoon, then drop through the 20s later this evening as a gusty northwest wind develops ushering in more Arctic air!
BRIEF ARCTIC BLAST MONDAY
Bitter cold temperatures and wind chills will be with us tonight and Monday with lows in the teens overnight and highs in the mid 20s Monday. A gusty northwest wind will drive wind chill values down below 0 late tonight & early Monday morning, plateauing in the single digits and teens Monday afternoon. Also, watch out for some icy conditions on your way to work and school overnight tonight into Monday morning...any snow melt today will likely refreeze on untreated surfaces. We stay cold and dry Tuesday, but the frigid air won’t last long, by Wednesday temperatures will rise closer to seasonal levels, in the 40s. Around 50 by Friday with the chance for rain showers.
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