Our late week storm that we're watching with impacts anywhere from
Thursday through Saturday has mostly gusty rain along the coastline,
but the chance for a wintry mix or a little bit of snow at elevations.
This is a look at our rainfall forecast and the blue is about
an inch of rain. The green is a little bit less than that.
This does not look like quite the soaker that we had last week,
but this is still a longer.
Storm that's going to stick around all day Friday,
and as temperatures drop Friday into Friday night,
we've got the potential for some minor accumulation out there,
mostly from the Berkshires into the Green and the White Mountains.
But that light blue that's sitting over the Worcester Hills
and the Monadnocks, we might end up
with a very slushy coating of snow, say, late on Friday.
But it's going to melt on Saturday,
so it's not going to be around for long.
This is Wednesday.
Wednesday, we've got a storm system
that is strengthening over the Midwest.
We stay dry.
We head into Thursday.
There's the chance for some rain during the day,
an even better chance at night into right here Friday morning.
We've got those northeast winds.
That's where the term nor'easter comes from.
And we're going to keep this going with wet,
blustery weather through the day on Friday.
And, again, temperatures drop kind of late, and we've got
our best chance for accumulation late on Friday and Friday night.
Tonight, Saturday, it does not look like we have.
We have much precipitation left
so the only alert that I have right now is for Friday
and it's mostly just for rain and breezy conditions in Boston.
We have that small chance for some elevation snow more
so if you're headed into the mountains of New England.
