As far as snow storms go, this one is pretty wimpy. Periods
of light to occasionally moderate snow will continue overnight before tapering
to flurries from midnight to 3 A.M.
Kids, do your homework! This
storm will produce a coating to 3” of snow. The highest amounts (around 3”)
will be found in bands in parts of eastern Connecticut. The jackpot amounts
will be along the east coast of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine where
some towns could pick up a foot of snow!
The wind will pick up tomorrow morning after the snow moves
out. Northwest winds could gust up to
30-40 mph with partly cloudy skies. Tomorrow is chilly. But Wednesday is colder. High temps will get
stuck in the teens inland with lows approaching zero. A bigger storm is
possible heading into the end of the work week.
A storm developing in the Ohio valley on Friday will move south of New
England Friday night into Saturday. This storm will be a quick hitter and COLD
with all snow (no mixing this time).
Right now early estimates are for 3”-6”. But we still have a few days to
adjust the forecast.
Tonight: Periods of light to occasionally moderate snow. Low:
16-22
Tomorrow: Partly cloudy, windy and cold. High: 25-30.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, cold. High: 15-20.
Wednesday night: COLD! Lows: -5 to 5.
Thursday: Sunny. High: Low 20s
Friday: Snow breaks out around or just after the morning commute through Friday night. High: Upper 20s.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, cold. High: 15-20.
Wednesday night: COLD! Lows: -5 to 5.
Thursday: Sunny. High: Low 20s
Friday: Snow breaks out around or just after the morning commute through Friday night. High: Upper 20s.
No comments:
Post a Comment