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Brief Warm-Up to Flip Snow to Rain Wednesday in Lowlands as Elevation Snow Persists

Forecasters expect modest precipitation amounts with accumulations confined mostly to higher elevations.

Temperatures will hit the low 20s tonight before a warm up with temperatures reaching 40 and nearly 50 degrees across Massachusetts.
Meteorologist Matt Hoenig says snow and rain will move through Wednesday.
A.J. says to keep an eye out for snow showers in the western part of the state Tuesday night. Temperatures are expected to rise but he's tracking rain for Wednesday.
Wednesday will bring much milder temperatures than days past with temps expected to reach the 50s in some places.

Overview

  • Light snow showers tonight in western and northern Massachusetts and New Hampshire may leave patchy coatings before temperatures rise overnight.
  • Wednesday turns milder, reaching the 40s to near 50 in southern and eastern areas, with afternoon rain for lowlands after a mostly dry morning commute and rain totals generally around 0.1–0.25 inches.
  • Higher terrain north and west remains cold enough for snow, with 1–3 inches possible in the Berkshires and a widespread 2–4 inches in parts of northern and central New Hampshire.
  • A Winter Weather Advisory is posted for the northern half of New Hampshire as the evening commute faces slowing from wet roads and localized slick spots.
  • Winds increase and colder air returns Thursday and Friday, and forecasters note low-confidence potential for additional snow on Sunday depending on the storm track.