FLURRY FRIDAY
A northeast wind will blow some snow flurries and showers into southern New England Friday. Some could coat the ground quickly, but not a big concern. Morning lows will be in the single numbers and teens again.
NEXT STORM
A clipper will approach from the west bringing light snow starting very late Friday night and continuing through Saturday. This won’t be a major storm, but widespread accumulations of 1-3″ are expected, but higher amounts of 3-5″ are in eastern Massachusetts. There can be bands producing up to 8″ along the coast and Cape where it will could linger into Sunday morning.
Keep in mind, roads may be slippery much of the day with ongoing light snow.
Cold and wind will blast across the region Saturday night with subzero wind chills. That blustery, bitter cold will last all day Sunday with the risk of frost bite. We have an EXTREME COLD WATCH for Worcester County and points north and west from there starting Saturday evening and continuing through Sunday afternoon. That means wind chills may be as low as 20-30 BELOW zero!
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