This winter has been absolutely crazy - 97 of the total snowfall for the entire season has fallen on two. with decent accumulation expected, Boston could end up. In fact, by the sound of the NWS’ forecast, it looks like it might be a picturesque, fluffy snowfall - just the average snow in New England. Boston now sits at 36.3' for the season, more than a foot above the average snow to date. The brunt of the snow is expected to fall on Tuesday around 4 AM starting as temperatures drop overnight. Plainfield: 4.5 Chesterfield: 2 Otis: 5.0 Leicester: 1.8 Ludlow: 1. But how much snow did your town get Here’s an early look at Sunday’s snowfall totals as of 8:30 p.m., according to the National Weather Service: Click here for updated totals as of Monday morning. The storm also brings a bout of strong winds up to 60mph and a potential mix of rain, which raises concerns for coastal flooding. Snow has begun falling across parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire on Sunday evening. Meteorologists have deemed this storm a proper Nor’easter, some areas will end up with more than a foot of snow outside their windows! 6 to 10 inches of snow is predicted for the Boston area. The heaviest bout of snow will fall on Tuesday in Boston with snowfall all day long and into Wednesday morning. The storm will first start as rain around 4 PM on Monday. Daily snow observations from GHCN stations are available using the pulldown menus below to select the state, month, and year of interest for either snowfall or snow depth data. More snow is headed to Mass and the rest of New England tomorrow and is expected to hit the Boston area starting late on Monday night. but those just were the appetizers for the heavier snow coming in Monday night into Wednesday morning.
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Check back for updates as more information becomes available.ĭownload the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts.įollow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter.We may have had some light snow this winter, 18 inches in total accumulation, which is far below the predicted 50 inches made at the beginning of winter.
“Up to one foot of inundation above ground level expected in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways.” the NWS said.įor more on the storm, visit the Boston 25 Weather page. Nantucket is under a coastal flood advisory. Significant beach erosion is also possible.” Flooding could be 1 to 2 feet deep in some locations and debris could wash onto coastal roadways. “Large waves may produce pockets of moderate flooding along the ocean shoreline in places such as Gloucester, Revere, Hull, and Scituate.
“Flooding is up to one foot deep and affects more vulnerable shore roads, including Morrissey Boulevard in Boston,” the NWS said. Use caution if you must drive,” the NWS said.īarnstable, Eastern Essex, Eastern Norfolk, Eastern Plymouth, and Suffolk are also under coastal flood watches. If possible, remain in the lower levels of your home during the windstorm, and avoid windows. In a typical winter, the city has usually already seen 34.8 total inches of snow by this time of year. We will share updates as the storm continues. Boston, Worcester, Brockton and other cities across the region have declared snow emergencies, travel restrictions are in place for major roadways and officals have asked everyone not to venture out unless necessary. “People should avoid being outside in forested areas and around trees and branches. GBH News is following the snowstorm that began overnight Friday into Saturday.
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