SUNDAY-MONDAY SNOW
The biggest snowstorm in four years is expected in Boston Sunday to Monday with peak conditions this afternoon and evening. A WINTER STORM WARNING has been issued by the National Weather Service from 7 AM today through 8 pm tomorrow.
Expect snow to develop mid-late morning across southern New England. It will quickly turn heavier and steadier this afternoon. Snowfall rates of 1-2″ per hour are expected at times, especially between 4 PM and midnight. That will lead to white-out conditions on the local roads with rapid accumulation.
Right now, we’re expecting a widespread 15″-20″ of light, powdery snow across most of southern New England. There will be towns that see up to 2 feet within that area.
Snow will turn wetter and heavier with a mix or flip to sleet on Cape Cod, South Coast, and Islands tonight. That will suppress totals a little and they should come in around 10-15″ in southeastern MA with 7-10″ on the outer Cape, Nantucket, and the Vineyard.
Snow will be lighter but persistent Monday. Only 1-4″ of that snowfall will happen tomorrow. Most will be on the ground tonight. Light snow won’t taper off until Monday evening.
MORE COLD
You won’t see much melting next week. It will be very cold with single digit morning lows and afternoon highs in the 20s. The forecast looks relatively quiet otherwise with most days featuring partly cloudy skies.
Much of that accumulation will be on the ground by Monday morning, but an additional 3-6″ could fall during the day with lingering light to moderate snow showers, especially with ocean effect. That could drive totals up to 2 feet for parts of the coast and higher elevations inland!
Be sure to check back as we fine tune those storm details.
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