UPDATE | 3:30 p.m. — A fast-moving clipper storm will push into New England early Wednesday, bringing some mild snow.
Boston and Southeastern Massachusetts, nonetheless digging out from Monday’s blizzard, will wind up with a coating to an inch of snow, with some chilly, mild rain mixing in.
West of Boston and Providence, and north of I-95 will see 1 to three inches of accumulating snow. Northern New England, notably Maine, will see extra: 2 to 4 inches.
This system gained’t be almost as sturdy as Monday’s nor’easter due to the restricted moisture within the environment.
The snow ought to begin on the tail finish of the morning commute and wrap up by the point you head residence.
ORIGINAL FORECAST: New England noticed a record-breaking blizzard dump as much as 3 toes of snow throughout a swath of Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island on Monday. Boston picked up over 14 inches with widespread totals of 12 to 30 inches south of the town and in components of the Ocean State.
Now, after having simply been walloped by our worst winter storm in years, it seems to be as if extra snow is headed our manner on Wednesday after a short break within the motion on Tuesday. But it gained’t be something like Monday.
First, the environment will attempt to discover some steadiness on Tuesday and supply a pleasant respite. You can count on a mixture of solar and clouds with a little bit of a breeze lingering within the morning.
Highs will rise to the higher 20s and low 30s throughout the area with a really remoted probability of a spot flurry.
We’re not a serious system by any means. We might even see about an inch alongside the coast and 1 to three inches for the hill cities alongside and west of I-495. This system will probably be extra annoying than impactful.
A weak climate system, an Alberta clipper, will transfer into New England Wednesday morning. It will probably be chilly sufficient that many of the precipitation will fall within the type of snow. A clipper storm is a fast-moving and moisture-starved system that races in from the Great Lakes and south-central Canada.
Light snow will escape west of I-495 by 7 a.m. and can attain the coast by 9 a.m. The South Coast, Cape, and islands will probably be too heat for a lot of any snow to fall and can as a substitute see some mild rain after a short coating.
Temperatures on Wednesday will rise to the mid- and higher 30s throughout Southern New England.
So, sure, there’s extra precipitation on the way in which, nevertheless it’s not one other storm, and it mustn’t impression issues an excessive amount of.
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