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🥶 Bitter cold today: Despite the sunshine, it’s “cold sunshine.” Wind chills peak near 0° at the warmest part of the day in Southern New England, and stay 10–15 below in far Northern New England.

🌙 Even colder tonight: Wind relaxes some (that helps!), but actual temps still plunge. Many spots fall below zero, with interior Southern New England dipping 5–10 below. Around 0° in Boston, and single digits on Cape Cod.

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• Subzero wind chill early; feels-like single digits/low teens this PM

• A few flurries/snow showers (quick coating possible); ocean-effect mid/outer Cape

• Bitter tonight: near 0°F Boston; subzero inland; wind chill −5 to −20°

• Sunday: large ocean storm passes southeast of New England: snow/wind/coastal impacts likely

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• Coldest day/night Friday (subzero wind chills; many below zero Fri night).

• Powerhouse ocean storm bombs out Sun: offshore track but accumulating snow likely; sharp NW cutoff.

• Blizzard conditions possible SE New England; damaging coastal gusts, hurricane-force close to the outer Cape and Nantucket.

• Seas 12–15 ft nearshore / ~20–22 ft offshore; erosion & coastal flooding risk.

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• Widespread 1–2 feet; jackpots: Gloucester 27", Ipswich 26", Sterling 25.2"; Boston & Worcester, top 10 snowstorm: #8 & #9 spots, respectively.• Cold all week: highs teens/20s; subzero wind chills mornings; Friday/Friday night coldest.• Weekend watch (Sat night–Sun): large coastal storm likely south/east - all snow here; highest ≥6" odds right now from the South Shore to Cape Cod.Pre-storm livestreams l...

We’re through the peak, but this storm still has a second act. Areas of light snow will fill back in around midday and continue on and off through this evening. It won’t fall like yesterday, but it will still accumulate and keep travel difficult thanks to blowing/drifting and reduced visibility. Then we turn the page to subzero wind chills tonight into Tuesday morning & the cold isn’t going anywhere this week.Free app for radar...

This storm posted first to our streaming network - here on YouTube, search "1DegreeOutside Network" and choose the live option. The video also is posted atop the homescreen of our "1DegreeOutside Weather" app on the App Store and Google Play.Midday Sunday – Storm Ramping Hard• Roads went snowy fast (pavement 10–15°F)• Peak 2–4″/hr ~2 PM–midnight; thundersnow possible 4–10 PM• Near-blizzard this evening for a few...

• Light snow fills in, then rapid ramp-up to 1″/hr, peaking 2–4″/hr mid-PM–evening (thundersnow possible)

.• Brief mix outer Cape/ACK near midnight, then back to snow.

• Mon: Lighter, on/off snow; back edge 4–8 PM (W→E); upslope continues in ME mountains.

• Amounts: 18–24″ common S/E New England (local 24–30″ bands); 12–18″ many central/northern zones; lower far north ME & ACK.

• Pockets of outages; minor coastal splash-over possib...

Weekend Edition – Storm Timeline & Impacts

• Sun start: CT 6–8 AM → Worcester ~10 AM → Boston 11 AM–noon → northward by midday.

• Peak 4 PM–1 AM: 1–3″/hr bands; heavy, pasty snow at the coast; mix outer Cape/ACK near midnight.

• Mon: Lighter, on/off snow; back edge 9–11 PM W→E.

• Amounts: 12–18″ many areas; 15–20″ S/E New England (locally ~2′ where banding/coastal front locks in); lower far north ME & outer Cape/ACK.

• Wind: Coa...

Start time (Sun): Snow breaks out morning to midday in southern New England, then lifts north. It ramps up fast once it arrives.Peak window: ~5 PM–midnight Sunday with intense bands—snowfall rates 2–4″/hr in spots—driving near-blizzard/blizzard conditions at times.Duration: It doesn’t just end overnight—lighter snow continues much of Monday with lulls and bursts. The back edge is Monday evening for many, later for eastern areas.Con...

• Arctic front today — scattered snow showers/squalls north (localized 1–2"), much lower risk south.• Tonight: temps crash; wind chills -20° to -35° north, -10° to -20° in parts of S New England.• Sun–Mon: Snow arrives Sunday, peaks Sunday evening into early Monday; blizzard conditions possible in southern New England Sunday night.Get hourly/radar & stream in our free app. Pre-storm livestreams for members: membership.1deg...

• Fri Arctic front → scattered snow showers/squalls (localized coating–1", isolated 2" north) + sharply falling temps.
• Dangerous cold Fri night–Sat: wind chills -15° to -40° (coldest north). Frostbite risk.
• Sun–Mon snowstorm: widespread 6–12" likely (lighter far N ME), 9"+ likely for southern 2/3 of New England; >12" possible in S New England. Fluffy inland, slightly wetter SE coast. Rates 1–2&...

Busy stretch ahead: a mild Thursday, then true Arctic cold Friday - weekend with subzero wind chills reaching southern New England. Meanwhile a historic storm batters the South/Mid-Atlantic; for us, that sets up Sunday–Monday snow. Odds are rising for a plowable event, with the greatest chance of 6"+ in southern New England (track will fine-tune totals).

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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...