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Originally Published: January 11, 2025 at 7:09 PM EST

Snow flurries are expected to sweep across Massachusetts on Saturday morning, with some areas of the state potentially receiving up to three inches of accumulation by the end of the day.

The snow is “expected to be light and fluffy in nature given the cold atmosphere,” according to the National Weather Service.

It’s expected to taper off from west to east later in the afternoon.

Western Massachusetts and Worcester will likely see the lightest snowfall. These areas, with a high of 31 degrees, can expect less than an inch of accumulation, while Springfield may only see a dusting.

The Berkshires, where temperatures may struggle to reach 28 degrees could see up to an inch of snow.

Eastern parts of Massachusetts are expected to see the most snowfall. Boston, with a high of 33 degrees, may see around two inches of snow.

However, Essex County could reach three inches by the time snow wraps up after 8 p.m., the National Weather Service reported.

Cape Cod may have milder temperatures with a high of 35 degrees and is expected to see the least amount of snow, which will likely be less than an inch.