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PM will have a busy weekend!!! If it's slushy on turf fields that morning, I am pretty sure they will wait for it to dry.
(MyFoxBoston.com) -- Morning commuters will need to be careful and watch for icy patches where yesterday's melting refroze. Morning temperatures in the teens and 20s will rise above freezing close to noon.
Afternoon highs will range form the upper 30s to lower 40s. Clouds will increase, so expect gray times this afternoon. This evening will be cloudy and dry with temperatures dropping through the 30s.
Light rain will arrive around 5 a.m. Saturday morning. Since several spots will be below freezing, freezing rain (aka ice) is a concern. Places north and west of Boston are at greatest risk for these icy conditions. We'll see warming from south to north through the morning, weeding out the ice in northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire last, possibly not until midday.
Steady rain, at times heavy, will fall from 10 a.m. through 5 p.m. Southeastern Mass will get the most with around 1 inch of rainfall expected. Boston will see about .75 inches of rain and southern New Hampshire will get .5 inches.
Since highs will range from the upper 30s north to mid 40s in Boston and points south tomorrow, it's just plain rain through the afternoon.
Showers will turn lighter and patchy Saturday night as cooler air pushes in from the north. We'll see a chance of snow from north to south with light accumulation expected through Sunday morning and afternoon. Towns south of Boston will get a scattered coating. North of Boston there's a better chance for a couple of inches, especially northeastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. It doesn't look like Boston will get the 1.9 inches needed to break the "snowiest winter" record -- we'll probably get 1 inch or less in the city.
(MyFoxBoston.com) -- Morning commuters will need to be careful and watch for icy patches where yesterday's melting refroze. Morning temperatures in the teens and 20s will rise above freezing close to noon.
Afternoon highs will range form the upper 30s to lower 40s. Clouds will increase, so expect gray times this afternoon. This evening will be cloudy and dry with temperatures dropping through the 30s.
Light rain will arrive around 5 a.m. Saturday morning. Since several spots will be below freezing, freezing rain (aka ice) is a concern. Places north and west of Boston are at greatest risk for these icy conditions. We'll see warming from south to north through the morning, weeding out the ice in northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire last, possibly not until midday.
Steady rain, at times heavy, will fall from 10 a.m. through 5 p.m. Southeastern Mass will get the most with around 1 inch of rainfall expected. Boston will see about .75 inches of rain and southern New Hampshire will get .5 inches.
Since highs will range from the upper 30s north to mid 40s in Boston and points south tomorrow, it's just plain rain through the afternoon.
Showers will turn lighter and patchy Saturday night as cooler air pushes in from the north. We'll see a chance of snow from north to south with light accumulation expected through Sunday morning and afternoon. Towns south of Boston will get a scattered coating. North of Boston there's a better chance for a couple of inches, especially northeastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. It doesn't look like Boston will get the 1.9 inches needed to break the "snowiest winter" record -- we'll probably get 1 inch or less in the city.
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