what we know.
Area of low pressure gains streangth as it passes to out south and east.
near blizzard conditions are possible for at least someone
unknowns. Exact track of this system.
Even though its within 24-36 hours models are in agreement that something will hit southern new england. On any other winter I would have gone right to the map that im showing you,
Euro, nam are showing a further out to sea track giving the coastline a blizzard but the snow quickly dropping in accumualtion fro meast to west .
The GFS and Canadian are showing a more robust system and tracking closer giving the cape and islands rain and the heavier snow falling in northeast massachusetts , interior southeast mass ,south central mass down into RI and CT.
Currently going with the euro and nam though might change my mind after tonights run if the gfs maintains what it is saying.
So for now here are the maps.
Also a few more systems could affect the region ahead of a warm up for next weekend
Saturday. snow developing. highs in the low 30s
saturday night. periods of evening snow, breezy lows in the mid to upper 10s
sunday through monday. mostly sunny with highs in the mid 20s, lows in the upper single digits to low 10s
monday night. chance of snow late. lows in the mid 10s
tuesday. snow likly in the morning. then snow,sleet, freezing rain and rain likly in the afternoon highs in the low to mid 3os
tuesday night mostly cloudy lows in the upper 10s to low 20s
wednesday and wednesday night partly sunny highs in the upper 30s, lows in the upper 20s. chance of rain and snow showers
thursday and thursday night. partly sunny highs in the upper 30s to low 40s chance of snow and rain showers lows in the low 30s
friday and friday night mostly to partly cloudy highs in the mid to upper 40s areas of fog.
please watch for updates between later tonight and tomorrow.
Merrimack valley weather 