MONDAY SHOVELING
We saw 3-6″ widespread snow Sunday night through early this morning, less closer to Cape Cod. You’ll want to tackle the cleanup to keep those piles from hardening and freezing in place.
The big story now is the arctic blast. Get set for highs in the lower 20s this afternoon with wind chills a good 10-15 degrees lower. Plan on gusts 20-25 mph this afternoon.
ARCTIC CHILL AHEAD
The cold will peak early to midweek. We’re looking at highs only in the teens to 20 degrees on Tuesday and Wednesday, with morning temperatures dipping into the single digits. Wake-up wind chills will drop below zero in many local towns so you’ll need all your warm layers! Although it won’t be as cold late week, we’ll only reach 30 degrees by Friday and mid 30s this weekend.
The current pattern is relative quiet. We have a few pieces of energy that will stir up some passing clouds, but bigger storms are all currently misses. We’ll keep an eye on an offshore developing storm Thursday. Right now it appears to track too far south for any snow here in southern New England. The next chance for snow could hold off until Sunday with a front passing through.
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