Boston – Welcome to Spring! The vernal equinox has arrived Tuesday night marks Wednesday's astronomical first day of spring.And now that spring is officially here, we can continue to do even more wintery weather – Rain and possibly a little snow is forecast for Massachusetts.
March has been chock-full of red days so far (warmer than usual). Now, as planned, I'm trying to balance the scale a bit with the blue string (lower than normal days).
A cold front moves through Massachusetts Wednesday night.
First things first: A cold front will move through the region Wednesday night, bringing a few showers. It will also probably rain and snow.
The real story happens with the air mass behind that front. Thursday will likely be the coldest day of the month.
Highs will stay in the 30s, with windy conditions making it feel like the teens and 20s for most of the day.
Friday morning will be quite cold, with lows in the 10s in many suburbs.
New England received rain and snow from Saturday's storm.
As the weekend rolls around, the news doesn't get much better…
Another “strong” storm is headed toward New England.
As we arrive early Saturday morning, the atmosphere may cool enough to bring light sleet and snow to parts of northern Mass.
Within a few hours, the wintry mix will give way to full rain in southern New England.
Rain will continue, at times heavy, throughout Saturday.
Currently, models suggest rainfall totals of 1 to 3 inches for most of our region. This could lead to reoccurrence of localized flooding.
Sunday is a little weird. There are questions about how long the clouds and rain will last in the region. We will discuss this part of the forecast in more detail.
New England ski area snow forecast
In the ski resorts of the north, this will fall like snow! Most of the White Mountains he overhangs by more than a foot.
The ski season has entered its second half!