March starts meteorological spring, but winter weather isn't gone yet
We will likely have several chances at snow or a wintry mix in the days and weeks ahead, starting with Friday night into Saturday.
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We will likely have several chances at snow or a wintry mix in the days and weeks ahead, starting with Friday night into Saturday.
Snow will continue to fall at varying intensity throughout the rest of the day.
A record high was set in Boston Thursday, but some wintry precipitation could return next week.
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The WBZ Weather Team is issuing NEXT Weather Alert for the possibility of some light icing Tuesday night.
The Blizzard of '78 - the benchmark of winter storms - was 45 years ago this week.
Both Boston and Worcester smashed their record lows for the day.
Snow totals will be very light from this storm and it will quickly be washed away at night.
Another round of winter weather is arriving Sunday night.
Winter finally arrived a bit in New England, though temperatures are likely headed back near 50 later in the week.
Whatever snowfall does accumulate on Friday likely won't be hanging around too long.
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Jacob Wycoff has your latest weather forecast.
Get ready for yet another round of rain and wind this weekend. Saturday will be a lot like last Wednesday.
Expect localized flooding and ponding on the roads.
You should be able to get to your destination without any weather delays.
If you take the top 13 warmest Novembers on record in Boston, every single one had at or below average snowfall the following winter.
There's a belief that the better the media coverage, especially for an upcoming storm, the less memorable that storm is going to be.
For those looking to see the first snow flakes of the year, it is all about location, location, location.
There is a decent chance that parts of New England could see their first wet snow flakes of the season next week.
Rain showers will arrive from west to east late Friday afternoon and evening and continue off and on throughout the night.
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Isolated downpours and even some storms will be around into afternoon.