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Cold out the door, clouds thickening, and then a brief window of light snow this evening. This one is a warm-front pulse—a few hours of light flakes that stick on untreated surfaces at the start, then temperatures nudge up overnight and we flip to a melting–refreeze setup for Thursday. The true cold hammer waits for the weekend; more on that in Insights and Pattern Predictions.Free app + 24/7 TV stream: YouTube → 1DegreeOutside Net...

A warm front lifts into New England Wednesday evening and night, bringing light snow - nothing organized or intense, but just enough to slick things up in spots. Meanwhile, a lobe of the polar vortex dives south across the U.S., fueling a major winter storm from Texas to the Mid-Atlantic with heavy snow and damaging ice. We stay north of the worst, but we may get clipped on the northern fringe late Sunday into Monday with a few inc...

24-Hour Forecast (Tue): Biting breeze (gusts 25–35 mph) keeps wind chills in the single digits despite mid-20s highs (teens north). Lake-effect bands may reach Casco Bay with a dusting/coating; a brief narrow squall possible. Tonight: single-digit lows, wind chill near 0°. Wed night: coating–1" for many, a touch more in the hills, with mix possible far SNE.

Fri night–Sun night: true Arctic air—single-digit highs south, subzero...

Insights (Mon): Recap of yesterday’s 3–6"+, then the setup: quick chill → brief midweek moderation → true Arctic blast Fri night–Sun (single-digit highs south, subzero north; wind chills –10° to –20°).Local: Wed night coating–1" north of the Pike (mountain enhancement), light/mixed elsewhere; Thu briefly near 40° south.National: Significant southern U.S. winter storm late week with snow/ice; New England stays mostly quiet...

MLK Day update: Patchy light snow early, best clean-up window now while temps sit near freezing. Evening cold front brings breezy 20–30 mph gusts, a few mountain squalls, and lake-effect into the western Greens.

Colder tonight (teens, single-digit wind chills).Next up: Wed night–Thu light/marginal disturbance.

Weekend Arctic blast: coldest of the season; single-digit highs SNE, below-zero highs NNE.

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Sunday Update: Snow fills in this morning, eases briefly mid-afternoon, then peaks 5 PM–midnight (up to ~1″/hr in bands).

Exits early Monday (W: 5–7 AM, E: 7–9 AM).

Totals: many 3–6″ south/east; 2–4″ to 4–6″ overall with locally higher in bands. Cape/Nantucket trimmed by mixing.

No wind/coastal concerns.

Pats: mid-30s → low-30s, light snow early; steadier second half.

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• Sat: AM pockets of light snow central/west/north; noon–5 PM burst west → east. Rain/mix South Shore/Cape. Refreeze Saturday evening.• Sun coastal: offshore track with sharp NW cutoff. 1–2″ for many S/E zones; 2–4″ South Coast/South Shore/Cape; lighter far north.• Pats (3 PM): mid 30s → low 30s; snow expanding late; light wind.• Arctic next: single digits Mon night; Tue highs teens–low 20s, biting wind chill.Free app (Past+Future ...

Friday Noyes’ Notes: Bright, blustery day (wind chills single digits AM; teens/20s PM), then light snow after midnight into Saturday.

• Totals: Coating–1" for most; 1–2" N/W of Boston; isolated 2"+ far western New England; mix on Cape/Immediate South Coast.

• Impacts: Slick late tonight & Sat morning, then more wet-than-white later.

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Meteorologist Danielle Noyes provides an in-depth analysis of the upcoming weather patterns affecting New England.

Expect light snow from Friday night into Saturday - this video contains the accumulation map & impact on travel conditions.

Then focus shifts to a coastal storm arriving on Sunday: Danielle explains the dynamics of the upper-level energy that could influence its development & gives early thoughts on the system.

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Changeable is the word today. A sharp cold front will sweep through from west to east across New England, flipping a mild start into a much colder finish. Expect falling temperatures, a gusty wind, and scattered snow showers/squalls riding the front - brief but punchy bursts capable of reduced visibility and a quick coating to up to an inch in spots. As temps tumblebelow freezing for the evening commute, any burst of snow or leftov...

Big changes are queued up. A strong cold front arrives Thursday, flipping mild starts to falling temperatures during the afternoon with a quick snow shower or squall possible. Behind the front, Arctic air pours in: wind chills near 0° late Thursday night into Friday morning (colder in the North). We’re also tracking multiple fast-moving disturbances that could bring light snow/mix Friday night–Saturday, then another Sunday night–Mo...

Mild air wins today, but it comes with a trade-off: scattered, light showers in spots. Southern New England even sneaks to upper 40s near 50° with breaks of sun. The evening commute looks mostly fine - wipers on at times across western/central/northern New England - while temps hold 30s north, 40s south. Expect a flip to snow tonight in northern New England and some wet flakes even in southern New England Thursday morning as sharpl...

Clouds increase as milder air arrives (40–45° SNE, 30s north). A late-evening/overnight wave brings rain & snow showers—light snow mainly in the Berkshires, SW NH, Lakes Region, and near the Canadian border (coating–1", 1–2", locally 2–4" at the border). Slick spots late tonight where temps flirt with freezing. A few showers linger early Wed in Down East ME and south of the Pike.Free app (hourly + radar): 1Degree...

In this video, meteorologist Danielle Noyce discusses upcoming weather pattern in New England, focusing on temperature predictions, the impact of cold air, jet stream dynamics, and precipitation forecasts. The discussion provides insights into the expected weather changes over the next two weeks, including potential snow accumulation and temperature fluctuations.App (free, 5★): 1DegreeOutside WeatherSnowSports (maps + discussions):...

We’re briefly milder through midweek, but the cold fights back across northern New England - right where a “battle zone” sets up. Small, fast-moving pieces of upper-level energy slide through: enough for some light rain showers south and periods of snow (and some mixed precip in valleys) across northern New England, then a sharper push of cold late week. If the next wave tracks to our south & east Thursday night into Friday, sn...

-Isolated slick spots early; wind chills in the teens this morning.-Gusts 20–30 mph (higher northern summits) → easing after 3–4 PM.-Highs near normal: upper 30s/near 40 south, 20s–30s north.-Coating to 1–2" possible near the Canadian border (VT/NH/ME high terrain).-Tonight: teens north, 20s–around 30 elsewhere → melting/refreeze slick spots.-Next up: fast midweek disturbance, then a Thu–Fri system (details in Insights).Track ...

A fast moving disturbance slides through this evening and tonight, with scattered snow showers & the chance of a squall, along with a gusty wind.Patriots: Tailgate mid–upper 30s, kickoff ~33°, wind chills in the 20s (upper teens by the end). Gusts 20–30 mph. An isolated late-game flurry is possible- no impact.Travel: Watch for slick untreated spots tonight as colder, drier air arrives. If you’re returning from the North Country...