Lots of clouds today with some drizzle. Temperatures remain on the cool side with highs reaching 40s south and 30s north. Heavy clouds throughout the night from south to north as a weather system approaches from the south.
Late rain/snow is likely across southwest New England, but the rest of us should stay on the dry side through sunrise with some areas of patchy fog. The lowest is 30 seconds south, 20 seconds north.
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Precipitation falls during the morning across southern New England, mostly in the form of snow over higher terrain and inland, a mixed bag closer to the coast, rain falling over the Cape and the southern coast, and precipitation continuing into the afternoon and evening, pushing into central and parts of northern New England. England too.
Winds will increase during the afternoon and evening with low pressure tracks off the mid-Atlantic coast and southern New England, and winds from the east/northeast may reach 50 across the Cape and Islands, and 20-30 along the coast late. Sunday night to Monday morning.
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Rainfall continues throughout Sunday night and ends Monday afternoon. The tricky part of the forecast is the timing out of the shift from rain/mix to all snow as our storm system slowly pulls back and a bit of cold air returns to the area.
This time of year would normally set us up for a widespread snow storm, but with the lack of cold air, it will be difficult to determine what type of precipitation it will be, especially along the I-95 corridor from Massachusetts to Rhode Island.
As of now, it looks like the interior from southern New England to central New England will see mostly snow, and a mixed bag closer to the coast will turn to all snow Sunday night, with the latest change being the Cape. Ultimately, more than 6-8 inches of snow is expected to fall across the interior, 4-6 inches north and west of Boston, 2-3 inches in the city, and the 1-2 inches below the Cape shown in our exclusive snow forecast model.
All it takes to change the snow forecast is a few degrees plus or minus, and some minor adjustments may be needed as new forecast model information comes our way, so stay tuned!
Have a nice weekend!
