Saturday, January 16, 2010

Track shift

It now appears that the storm will track a bit further south than thought yesterday. That allows cold air to drain down from the north and that will change any rain over to snow. The heaviest snow will fall between 1 and 10 AM Monday morning. It will be very heavy and wet, so it will cause some power outages. NE winds will increase to 20-30 MPH with gusts to 45 MPH along the coast after midnight as well.

Timeline for Sunday night and Monday: Temps in the low to mid 30's during the storm.

5 PM: Rain overspreading the area, some mix NW of 128.

8 PM: The rain becomes steady in Boston. Changes to snow in Worcester.

11 PM: Rain starts to change over to snow inside of 128.

2 AM Monday: Changes to all snow in Boston, and points north and west. Still rain on South Shore.

8 AM: Snow continuing, heavy at times.


Noon Monday: Steady snow tapers to snow showers.

Amounts (inches): Could easily change again if track shifts.

1-3: A line from the south shore west to RI. Including areas like Plymouth, Weymouth, Taunton, Providence.

3-6: A line from the immediate Boston area to Foxborough. Includes cities like Medford, Cambridge, and Newton. About 4 inches in JP.

6-10+: North and west of 128. Including areas like Bedford, Concord, Sudbury, Lowell.



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