We made it to the new year with hardly a snowflake in sight. That will change on Friday, with a light (and wet) snowfall of no more than two inches.
We made it to the new year with hardly a snowflake in sight. That will change somewhat on Friday, with a light snowfall of no more than two inches.
There may at times be some heavier bursts of snow and rain, with the rain/snow line setting up from northern Connecticut and northern Rhode Island to around Brockton, with rain southeast rain and snow northwest. When all is said and done, accumulation will be around an inch on grassy and colder surfaces in Boston, coatings on parts of the South Shore, and more like 1 to 2 inches for Metrowest and areas north of the city.
By Sunday, the cold but dry air from Canada will entrench itself in New England, meaning more sunshine but daytime temperatures in the upper 30s.
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