WINTER STORM TODAY
A coastal storm is moving through bringing rain, snow, and a slushy mix across the area. Rain and snow will peak in the afternoon and evening commute then wind down around midnight.
Interior towns north and west of I-495 stand to see the most snow with totals in the 3-6″ range (higher at elevations). Travelers in central MA, northern MA, and southern NH should expect the biggest delays. The highest totals will come from the highest elevations.
Between 128 and 495 we’ll have a few inches of slushy and slippery accumulation along the rain/snow line. You’ll see a sharp decline in sticking snow closer to the coast where above freezing temps are in the forecast. East of 128 it’s unlikely we’ll see much, if any, accumulation. Boston could start or end the event with a coating, but roads look mainly wet. The Cape and Islands will be warmest with gusty downpours.
WINTRY WEEK
The rest of the week will feature below average temperatures. It will be cold and mostly dry. Watch for some flurries on a cold front Thursday.
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