A strengthening coastal storm will move northeastward towards New England today, bringing multiple hazards to our area tonight through early Wednesday. Most significant impacts including heavy snowfall, gusty winds, and minor coastal flooding will be tomorrow.
Today high pressure will likely produce one of the warmer (and nicest) days of late, with temperatures quickly warming into the 40s after sunrise at 7:03 AM with sunset tonight at 6:48 PM.
Few flurries or sprinkles early this morning with high pressure moving in tonight into tomorrow. Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed giving us a sunset at 6:48 PM on Sunday evening.
Today will start out with sunshine with clouds taking over this afternoon with highs in the mid-40s. A storm system will stay to our south tomorrow with light snow near the Mass border possible.
Today a low-pressure system over the Canadian Maritimes will result in a breeze with clouds and some sun with isolated snow or rain showers. The work week finishes with quiet weather and warmer-than-normal temperatures.
Today low pressure near Nova Scotia meanders westward. Dry weather conditions are expected with north-northwest wind and temperatures around seasonable levels. Drier weather continues into late in the week and near-seasonable temperatures. Lots of uncertainty for this coming weekend as low-pressure tracks near and south of New England. This could bring us our next shot for wintry weather.
Today a piece of energy will rotate south through New Brunswick and northern Maine which will bring more clouds and a threat of a few snow showers with highs in the mid-30s.
Today high pressure builds in but with low pressure retrograding near the Canadian Maritimes gusty northwest winds are expected. A weak system may bring some snow showers tomorrow.
Quieter and near-normal temperatures return today for storm cleanup. Gusty northwest winds are likely tomorrow with temperatures in the mid-40s but feeling like 35 with a weak system possible by Tuesday with snow showers.
The heaviest snow (additional 3-6″) this morning until noon then light snow with highs in the low 30s. Winds NE 15-25 mph with gusts of 35 mph with white-out conditions, will make it seem like a blizzard at times, especially along our seacoast.
Today sunshine giving way to clouds with periods of snow tonight. The snowstorm will bring heavy snow with amounts of 8″ to 14″ with wind gusts to 35 mph. Heaviest late tonight into tomorrow morning with the storm ending tomorrow evening.
This morning a weak low pressure will bring light snow (1-2″) to rain before some breaks of sun this afternoon with highs in the low 40s.
Today will be milder with highs in the mid-40s. Any sun this morning giving way to clouds.
Last day of February going out on a snowy note with an additional 2-4″ of snow with highs in the low-mid 30s.
High pressure builds in today with some morning sun followed by clouds. A complex winter storm will be bringing moderate snow to the region later tonight into tomorrow for a slow morning commute.
Today will be cloudy and not as cold with highs in the upper 30s with a few snow showers producing a dusting to one inch.
An arctic blast today with temperatures holding and falling through the 20s with a passing flurry. Tonight’s frigid wind chills will be below zero. Tomorrow will be very cold with temperatures in the lower 20s with a few afternoon snow showers.
An arctic blast today with temperatures holding and falling through the 20s with a passing flurry. Tonight’s frigid wind chills will be below zero. Tomorrow will be very cold with temperatures in the lower 20s with a few afternoon snow showers.
Today drier air begins to overspread New Hampshire with a morning mix of snow and sleet with afternoon clouds and some freezing drizzle likely to make things slick during the day. Tonight a few snow showers, sleet, and freezing rain with less than one inch of accumulation.
Today sunshine to clouds. Waves of low pressure will track west to east across southern New England tonight into Friday morning bringing the potential for a prolonged period of snow with snow mixing with or changing to sleet at times.