This is a Boston 25 weather alert for the transition
to all snow overnight.
We'll get our best accumulations areas in purple in a
winter weather advisory,
but the areas in pink to the north and West
of 495 just outside of the city of Worcester,
including places like Spencer Peterson,
Leominster, up through Southern New Hampshire,
back to Vermont and even into western Massachusetts.
As we're going to see your heaviest accumulations of snow
before it's all said and done,
you see that transition happening for the morning drive and
get into school and then pulling out of here in
the afternoon.
Except for southeastern Massachusetts. You'll hang on to it a
little later.
And just some onshore winds bringing some snow flurries and
cold temperatures coming our way after the storm.
Here's how it sets up according to an inch right
along the coast,
including Boston. You get into the Back Bay may get
an inch or two around Fenway Park,
for instance, whereas the city and Logan Airport,
being that coating to maybe an inch range.
One to three just outside of the city though three
to five back here between 1:20 and 495 will ramp
it up to 5 to 8 out there in Worcester
and points northward into Southern New Hampshire,
especially in the highest terrain.
Of course. We'll be keeping a close eye on this
overnight and through the morning.
Meteorologist Sherry Spiral be joined by meteorologist Vicki Graf and
they'll have you covered for that morning drive.
You can see the cold coming in Tuesday behind it.