Snow, ice and rain storm Sunday transitions to main wind for Monday – Boston Information, Climate, Sports activities

Prepare for a particularly busy subsequent few days throughout Massachusetts! From snow tonight, to snow, ice and rain relying on the place you’re Sunday, to a windstorm Monday…we’re in the midst of a really lively climate sample as soon as once more.

It’s already snowing on the market, and the snow will proceed to develop into extra widespread and heavier in a single day. Round midnight, it’ll nonetheless be plain snow for many.

Nevertheless, as a heat entrance advances in a single day into Sunday morning, we expect altering precipitation sorts from the south to the north.

Earlier than the precipitation changeover, most of us will see 3-6″ of snow with lesser quantities close to the Cape and islands.

The Cape and islands will changeover to a combination first however by early Sunday morning must be simply plain rain that’ll start to scrub away snow shortly. The wintry combine, sleet and freezing rain will linger the longest on Sunday for central and northern Massachusetts, southern Vermont and southern New Hampshire.

By 10 a.m., there gained’t be a lot snow left however sleet and freezing rain effectively north and west of Boston with plain rain for these of you close to Boston and south and east.

The ice will result in slick spots on roads, however in central Massachusetts, the ice might additionally overwhelm some timber, resulting in a danger for some scattered energy outages. Remoted energy outages are nonetheless a chance elsewhere.

As we get later within the afternoon Sunday and temperatures proceed to rise, an increasing number of areas will swap to rain. The rain will likely be heavy at instances, too. Nevertheless, the place you could have the elevation, that sleet/freezing rain will linger even longer.

The precipitation will wind down Sunday night turning into an increasing number of hit-or-miss. Some areas in central Massachusetts might even briefly swap again over to snow.

Nevertheless, we aren’t carried out there…. after the snow, ice and rain comes the windstorm. Sunday night it’ll already be extremely windy on the Cape and islands with gusts over 40-50 mph. For many of us the wind will likely be dangerous on Monday. We have now a widespread danger for 55-65 mph gusts.

The issue with a wind like that’s temperatures will follow the 20s most of Monday. The wind brings a danger for extra energy outages, which might be problematic when temperatures are that chilly and other people should probably go with out warmth. The wind will likely be so sturdy feels-like temperatures will likely be within the single digits.

Monday is our first day of our subsequent Arctic blast, too. We get even colder Tuesday by Thursday with morning lows within the single digits and teenagers and afternoon highs struggling to make it out of the 20s.

It’ll even be breezy throughout the subsequent Arctic blast making it really feel even colder. Our subsequent storm to observe will likely be Thursday.