We’ve got a few chances for snow over the next several days, but most of them be minor.
A fast-moving system will move out of the Great Lakes later today, passing north of the region tonight. It will produce some light snow this evening, so use some caution if you’re heading out. The snow should end shortly after midnight, with less than 1 inch of accumulation south of the Mass Pike, and 1-2 inches north of it, possibly near 3 inches in a few spots. We’ll quickly clear out on Friday with high pressure building in, but we’ll have gusty northwest winds once again, resulting in a rather cool day. Clouds quickly return late Friday and Friday night as a weak low pressure system moves toward the Mid-Atlantic states. It will pass well south of the region on Saturday, with just some snow showers, mainly south of the Mass Pike. There could be some steadier snow near the immediate South Coast and across the Islands, but even here, we’re only expecting an inch or so, maybe 2 inches in a few spots. Another weak disturbance moves through on Sunday with some clouds and possibly a snow flurry or two, then high pressure builds in with sunshine for Monday.
Thursday night: Light snow likely, ending shortly after midnight, some clearing late at night. Accumulation 1-2 inches north of the Mass Pike, 1 inch or less south of the Pike, breezy. Low 24-31.
Friday: Partly to mostly sunny and windy, clouds start to move back in late in the day. High 33-40.
Friday night: Becoming mostly cloudy. Low 20-27.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy with some snow showers, mainly south of the Mass Pike. High 30-37.
Saturday night: Clearing. Low 14-21.
Sunday: Intervals of clouds and sun, breezy, chance for a snow flurry. High 31-38.
Sunday night: Clear skies, breezy. Low 21-28.
Monday: Plenty of sunshine, still breezy. High 33-40.
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