National Weather Service: ‘While today is quiet, our weather is expected to become active overnight into Saturday’
Initially, minor snowfall is possible due to cold air, but the bigger worry is freezing rain and ice accumulation, creating hazardous travel conditions from late tonight through late Saturday morning #MAwx#CTwx [2/2] pic.twitter.com/m2fzxl0uLS
FRIDAY… Turns into a much more comfortable day to be outside as temps climb out of the 20s into the low 40s. Winds ease with mostly sunny skies. Clouds increase late day #WCVBpic.twitter.com/UBXo6joGIu
SATURDAY SOAKER… Widespread 2-3" of rain coming with locally higher amounts. Heaviest rain falls during the afternoon-evening hours. FLOOD WATCH for the potential of street, river and basement flooding – check your sump pump! #WCVBpic.twitter.com/geIRQTLNwe
SATURDAY STORM Heavy rain may start as snow and a wintry mix late tonight-early Saturday AM north of MA pike. Heavy snow expected in Northern New England ▶️Widespread 2-3" rain ▶️FLOOD WATCH for street, basement, river flooding ▶️6-12"+ snow up north- esp in the mountains#WCVBpic.twitter.com/5zl1WVdcFM
GUSTY WINDS… From the NE Sunday into early next week will keep temps below average. Gusts could reach 40-50mph on Cape Cod #WCVBpic.twitter.com/9h2xTdnZ6l
NEXT 7 DAYS… 2-3" heavy rain Saturday is followed by drier conditions Sunday into early next week. Temps will run below average thanks to a strong and persistent NE which could gust >40mph at the coast. Closer to 50° mid to late week with the chance of showers #WCVBpic.twitter.com/ueagJJPURX
Shiri Spear, Boston 25 News: ‘Snow Saturday morning will be brief, but may produce slippery roads locally for a time’
Snow Saturday morning will be brief, but may produce slippery roads locally for a time. Travel to northern #NewEngland will be more difficult where snow continues all day without a flip to rain. pic.twitter.com/RyAnzDaqMv
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