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Wind is the big story today: frequent 40–50 mph gusts (a few near 60 mph on exposed hilltops: far S VT, Berkshires, Worcester Hills). Gusts ease to 35–45 mph after ~5–6 PM, then continue to throttle back overnight.Snow: Upslope bands add a coating to a few inches on N/NW slopes of the northern Greens & Whites (Berkshires see flurries/snow showers). A couple of ocean-effect flurries may brush the South Coast, Vineyard & Nant...

New England stays colder than normal into mid-January while much of the U.S. runs warm (record heat in the Southwest). Expect fast, moisture-starved clippers, with the best snow chances in far northern & western New England and generally below-average precip overall. A subtle mid-January shift may nudge the storm track closer and bump odds for snow.

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Heads-up for Tuesday: Damaging gusts 40–50 mph (isolated 50+ hilltops/Cape); rough seas (~20 ft offshore), and upslope snow adds 3–6" with higher summit totals in the northern Greens & NW slopes of the Whites (Berkshires included).New Year’s Eve: Fast Arctic front with brief snow showers/squalls (coatings to 1–2" in spots), then colder air locks in.Pattern: Cold holds into early 2026.Timeline• Tue: Wind peaks midday–e...

It’s a split Monday: freezing rain hangs on for many interior towns while southern New England trends to plain rain; northern Maine stacks up a wet 1-3" before mixing. Even where air temps crack 32°, the ground is cold, so icing continues in pockets into the afternoon.

Hardest-hit icing corridor (highest outage risk):
From Rutland to Barre, VT across Lebanon, NH, then the northern Lakes Region and base of the White Mountains...

This is a milder storm, but that doesn’t make it benign. Southern New England transitions freezing rain to rain tonight, while northern New England sees snow/mix to freezing rain (and in some spots brief rain). The cold ground matters - plenty of leftover snow/ice from the last storm will act like a refrigerator: plain rain can freeze on contact at the start.

When/where it starts: After dinner, freezing rain spreads into western New...

Danielle’s weekend game plan:• Sat: Lingering Cape flurries through midday, otherwise bright/cold, light wind.• Sun (day): Dry; increasing high clouds.• Sun night → Mon: Wintry mix develops SW→NE, starting CT/Western MA (6–8 PM), expanding overnight. Light icing interior (Route 2, Berkshires, central/northern New England); locally moderate icing possible in central Vermont to western/central NH.• Mon: 40s in southern New England; a...

Snow is expanding east this evening as a warm front overruns entrenched cold. It’s a 15-20° “fluffy” snow—sticks immediately and outpaces rock salt; many municipal chemicals won’t bite at these temps. Expect the heaviest 4-5-hour burst after onset, then lighter snow into daybreak.

Timing

• Into eastern SNE ~10:45 PM, quickly to I-93 afterward; Route 16 after midnight; southern ME largely misses.

• Expect a quick flip from “looks like ...

Danielle breaks down the holiday-weekend pattern:• Early Sat: Fluffy overnight snow exits; quiet most of the weekend.• Sun PM/Night → Mon: Next disturbance brings wintry mix interior (freezing rain/sleet pockets) → rain south; a few inches snow N ME.• Icing risk: Light glaze possible widely; locally moderate icing most likely in central VT (Plymouth–Weston area) and west-central NH (Newbury–New London–Bristol/Bridgewater–Grafton).•...

Hope you had a great holiday! Here’s the next 24 hours from Matt:• Today (Fri): Dry, cold, clouds increase. Highs teens ot 20s; breeze eases by PM.• Tonight: Fluffy, low-water snow spreads in SW to NE. Light wind.– Biggest totals SW New England (SW CT 6+” possible; 4–6” nearby)– 2–4" central/western MA & CT; 1–2" NE MA into S NH; little to none ME• Early Sat: Snow winds down by ~8 AM; a light N/NE coastal breeze.• Hea...

Merry Christmas! Quick 24-hour plan from Matt:• AM: A few mountain snow showers; elsewhere clouds → sun breaks.• Late PM–Tonight: NW wind kicks up, howling at night; temps dive to teens/single digits (below zero north).• Wind chill below zero to near the MA Pike overnight.• Thu: Chilly, still breezy.• Fri night: Accumulating snow grazes New England (details in Insights).• Late Sunday: Next storm arrives late day/evening.📱 Free app...

Merry Christmas to those celebrating! Here’s your deep dive for the holiday stretch. We start with ambience snow showers on Christmas Day - mainly mountains and northern New England - adding a coating to an inch for many, with 1-2"+ in higher terrain and parts of eastern/northern Maine up toward the Turnpike. By evening, a reinforcing cold shot arrives: gusts build to 35-40 mph, and the overnight wind chill dips below zero, re...

A bit of everything today, mainly eastern New England:• Late AM–midday: Light snow fills in along the MA/NH/ME coast; central & eastern NH see light snow too.• Inside 128 → South Shore/South Coast/Cape: Mix with raindrops at times.• Outside 495: Often nothing (even sun breaks inland).• Totals: Coating–1" for parts of eastern Essex Co. & South Shore/Cape Cod Canal zone; 2–3" (locally 4") along central/coastal ...

Busy holiday week ahead in a fast, active pattern:• Wed AM–midday: Pockets of snow/snow showers linger (esp. N & E), gusts 30–40 mph (isolated 45 mph hills/Cape), localized slick spots as temps dip.• Christmas Eve Night → Christmas Day: Relatively quiet, a few ambience flurries/snow showers (N New England); wind turns SW and picks up a bit; colder Thursday night.• Fri evening–overnight → Sat AM: Accumulating snow (plowable) wit...

Marginal temperatures and light snowfall rates mean chemically treated interstates should handle today’s snow fairly well. The shift comes late day: as the sun sets and rates briefly increase (~3-9 PM), slick spots expand, especially away from the immediate coast and on untreated surfaces.

Where/when:

• Late AM to midday: Snow develops for many; wet snow mixes with rain across SE MA/South Coast/Cape.

• Mid to late afternoon into early...

New England’s on the conveyor belt of quick, northern-stream waves racing by, each with just enough punch that track and timing decide whether you’re grabbing the umbrella, the shovel, both or neither. Late week we flip milder and wet as the jet points at us out of the south (great for moisture, not great for snow lovers), then we reload cold behind it. After that, two meaningful windows to watch: a fast mover around the 21st, and ...

Thanks for spending part of your Sunday evening with us. For most of New England, the storm is wrapping up with light leftover snow and roads that are wet/slushy where treated. The exception remains the Cape & Islands, where ocean-effect bands keep flakes going and may add 1-2" before shutting down late evening.

A few highlights before the deep freeze sets in:

• Totals snapshot: Many 1-2" reports around Boston/Worcest...

Sunday snow is steady but generally light for most of New England - slick spots likely, while chemically treated interstates hold up OK at times. The farther SE you are, the more you get, with ocean-enhanced snow on Cape & Islands pushing localized totals near/over 6". Back edge reaches Worcester ~midday, 495 by ~2 PM (in spots); Cape/Islands snow lingers longest.• This morning/afternoon: Light snow many hours; heavier rat...