These maps show how much snow we could get on Wednesday
This system still lacks adequate moisture to break out the plows, but Boston and really much of New England could pick up an inch or two. Elevation will play a role with this next system and snow production, with the mountainous regions of Western Mass., New Hampshire and Vermont possibly reaching 3 inches.
The storm front that has provided a rainy respite for firefighters in California was beginning its roll across the nation ...
Scattered snow will remain possible through the day on Wednesday, though accumulations, if any, are expected to be pretty ...
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Showers move in late tonight through early Thursday morning. Overnight lows drop to the 20s.
A warm front could spark additional snow showers on Monday in parts of the region. There is a chance of minor accumulations ...
A Yellow Alert remains up through 8 p.m. for some local lake effect snow that may impact the roads for a few hours this ...
Snow fall totals range between a dusting to 3″ for the NEK and Champlain Valley, 4-8″ for the higher terrain of the spine of ...
Massachusetts communities to the north should see more snowfall totals than communities in the interior and along the coast.
A winter storm will move into New Mexico Wednesday. Snow could bring travel impacts to western and northern New Mexico ...
Cape Cod is expected to see at most two inches of snow. The outer cape is expected to see the most snowfall, while Hyannis is ...
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