Boston, MA
Heavy rain for Boston area, snow further west and north in first major winter storm
Storm Timeline
By Terry Eliasen, WBZ Climate Govt Producer
The rain and snow arrive after midnight Thursday and overspread your complete space by daybreak Friday. Once you get up will probably be raining until you reside in elevated areas.
In the course of the day Friday, the rain will come down heavy at occasions. There might be some localized flooding and ponding on the roadways. We count on 1-to-2 inches of water (on common) with the potential of as much as 3 inches.
Snow might be falling in northern Worcester County, southwestern New Hampshire, and the Berkshires.
The winds will get actual gusty out of the east through the day Friday. On the shoreline, the place there’s a wind advisory, we may see gusts near 50 miles per hour. The remainder of the realm might be gusting nearer 20-to-40 mph through the day and night.
By Friday evening, some colder air will begin getting drawn in and the rain will change to a moist snow from west to east. Anticipate a number of hours of sunshine to reasonable snow early Saturday morning, with mild accumulation for areas like Middlesex, Essex and Suffolk counties.
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