So let's take a look at the cameras right now
where as you can see we're seeing some snow across
our region now.
It's pretty light right now and especially in the stole
route,
stole road One O 8 as you can see some
heavier snow especially in Bolton as well on I-89.
And then look at it's,
it's definitely starting to come down across our region.
But as we look, zoom out a little bit,
so you can see basically the mess in the Northeast
right now,
lots of rain, heavy rain actually.
And you if you saw that Baltimore game,
you saw some basically around 32° temperatures and also some
just heavy rain as well.
So it's definitely miserable to watch out there.
Luckily for us, it's just all snow.
It's a stay like that basically over the next 24
hours or maybe a little less than that.
But across the entire New England,
you're starting to see that flipped of snow and that's
going to be continuing throughout the overnight hours.
Maybe even Connecticut's going to be seeing a little more
rain,
but it's still it's gonna be for us.
Let's zoom in a little bit so you can see
that we're still gonna be seeing just plain snow across
our entire region,
and that's gonna be lasting for a while.
So let's take a look at our future tracker for
tonight,
though as you can see,
we are gonna be seeing some heavier snow showers probably
right after the
midnight. So we're definitely going to be seeing some heavier
snow showers,
especially in our southern regions near Springfield and Keene.
You're going to be seeing probably the heaviest across our
region,
maybe even an inch and 1/2 per hour,
maybe even higher than that,
especially the more S you go.
But we are going to be seeing that start to
change more to a more light snow shower,
maybe some initial bands, especially into the early morning hours.
Again, it's just going to be widespread snow across the
entire day,
so definitely be prepared for that
for tomorrow and as we get along with our Sunday.
Again, this is not the heavy,
wet snow that we experienced earlier in this winter.
This is just this flight
light, fluffy snow that doesn't really 'cause too much of
a problem,
just kind of creates a little bit of a hazard
on the road,
especially if it gets heavy at times.
But nothing like slippery conditions or anything like that.
I mean, it does slip.
It is slippery with the snow on the ground.
But here I'm pretty sure you're used to that by
now,
but it's not going to be any ice or slick
stuff like that. So when we look more towards the
evening hours of Sunday,
we are going to be starting to see the system
finally move more east and that's going to be starting
to bring that system out of our region.
And we're still going to be seeing some lingering snow
showers,
especially into the later later night of Sunday.
But I'll be clearing out overnight into Monday.
But another thing with this system is it's actually going
to bring some more gustier winds as well.
Not too much though, mostly into our southern regions near
Springfield and also in Lebanon as well.
But other than that, you're not gonna be really seeing
too much of gusty winds and more north you go
with this system.
So this is the snow tolls from right now into
Monday morning.
It's not actually for rain after Monday,
but this is where I basically stopped it for us.
For most of us, we're gonna be seeing at least
at least 4 inches of snow,
especially until you get into the Northeast Kingdom.
You're going to be seeing maybe 2 to 4 inches
of snow,
especially in Newport. You might even see a little bit
less right around 2:00.
But we're going to keep an eye on that for
you because definitely the more north you go,
the farther it is from the four you're going to
be seeing.
But Burlington region, you're going to be seeing 4 to
8,
probably more closer to that four or five right now
in Plattsburgh as well.
But as you go to Montpelier,
you could even see something higher than 8 inches of
snow.
And then as you go all the way down,
you're going to be seeing some higher snow tolls with
that
low pressure system pretty close to our southern regions.
So that's why you're seeing this high snow tolls,
the more S you go with this system.
But after that though, we are going to be finally
starting to clear out and we're going to be seeing
a Monday that's actually going to be pretty nice.
We're still going to be seeing some partly cloudy skies.
So it'll be starting out mostly cloudy.
And then as we get along with our day,
we're going to be transitioning in some partly cloudy skies.
We are definitely going to be seeing maybe some sunshine,
especially into our more southern regions.
We do have a northwest wind though.
So again, we might still have mostly cloudy skies because
that's this time of year and we're pretty used to
it by now.
But again, let's take another look at our big picture
though,
because this is not the only system we have in
this next week,
we actually have another system that'll be coming in all
the way on Wednesday and actually going to be bringing
mostly rain and not enough snow for my liking.
But let's take a look at that right now.
As you can see, we do have a high pressure
coming in on Monday,
then into Tuesday. Then as we get closer to Wednesday,
Tuesday night into Wednesday, you're going to be starting out
with some snow,
but then sadly that'll be flipping towards rain and some
pretty heavy rain as well,
especially towards our southern New England areas.
But it's like for us though,
we are going to be seeing temperatures actually into the
upper 40s,
which could cause that snow melt to start.
So we could see some minor flooding in.
Those rivers start to swell with this system,
good thing for us. So we're going to be seeing
it quickly move out of our region as we get
along with our day for Wednesday.
But again, just expect to see some rain and some
wind as well for Wednesday.
With those temperatures actually into the upper 40s for your
Wednesday,
then there's temperatures trying to cool down just a little
bit more as we look towards later on.
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