THIS IS A STORM TEAM FIVE WEATHER ALERT. GOOD SUNDAY AFTERNOON, EVERYONE. STORMTEAM 5 METEOROLOGIST DAVID WILLIAMS. AND WE’VE BEEN DEALING WITH SCATTERED ACTIVITY OVER THE LAST TWO HOURS. WE’RE NOT REALLY SEEING SNOWFALL ACCUMULATION OUT THERE CURRENTLY. FARTHER SOUTH, WE’RE JUST DEALING WITH RAIN. THE FARTHER NORTH YOU HAPPEN TO BE. MAYBE A MIXTURE OF SOME SNOW ALONG WITH SLEET EVEN ALONG AND NORTH OF ROUTE TWO. MOSTLY SNOW AT THIS POINT, BUT THE SNOW IS REALLY GOING TO START TO FILL IN OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. BY THE TIME WE GET TO OUR LATER EVENING HOURS, 7 TO 8 P.M., IT’S GOING TO BE SNOW FOR PRETTY MUCH EVERYONE, AND IT’S GOING TO CONTINUE WELL INTO THE OVERNIGHT HOURS AS WE HEAD INTO YOUR EARLY MONDAY MORNING COMMUTE, IT WILL BE A MESSY START TO YOUR EARLY MONDAY MORNING. SO HERE WE GO. TEMPERATURES. BEGIN TO FALL OVERNIGHT AND THAT’S WHEN WE’RE GOING TO START TO PICK UP SOME OF OUR SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS. THAT CONTINUES AT LEAST UNTIL WE GET TO AROUND 8 TO 9 A.M. FOR MOST OF THE AREA. AN
This is how a lot snow has fallen in Massachusetts up to now; heavier snow forward
Some communities in Massachusetts are reporting 2 inches of snowfall in the course of the preliminary levels of a winter storm that’s anticipated to convey heavier snow Sunday evening and into Monday morning.A storm system introduced rain to southern New England early Sunday morning, however some snowflakes began falling in central Massachusetts and snow was mixing with rain in japanese elements of the state by late Sunday morning. There have been additionally some studies of sleet mixing with the rain creating an slushy accumulation of ice.The speed of snowfall and rainfall started lightening up by early Sunday afternoon, however the depth is anticipated to choose up once more Sunday evening. The newest snowfall studies launched by the Nationwide Climate Service are listed under.Bristol CountyNWS workplace in Norton, 0.1 inchesHampden CountySouthwick, 1.8 inchesWestfield, 1.5 inchesChicopee, 1.2 inchesHolland, 1 inchHampden, 0.8 inchesLudlow, 0.7 inchesHolyoke, 0.6 inchesWest Springfield, 0.5 inchesHampshire CountyPlainfield, 2 inchesWesthampton, 1 inchChesterfield, 0.5 inchesSouth Hadley, 0.3 inchesMiddlesex CountyStow, 0.8 inchesAshby, 0.7 inchesHopkinton, 0.5 inchesLexington, 0.3 inchesNorfolk CountyHolliston, 0.8 inchesWeymouth, hint amountsSuffolk CountyLogan Airport, hint amountsWorcester CountyFiskdale, 2 inchesWorcester, 2 inchesPaxton, 1.8 inchesWorcester Airport, 1.5 inchesWestborough, 1.5 inchesCharlton, 1.3 inchesShrewsbury, 1.3 inchesLeominster, 1.1 inchesOxford, 0.8 inches
Some communities in Massachusetts are reporting 2 inches of snowfall in the course of the preliminary levels of a winter storm that’s anticipated to convey heavier snow Sunday evening and into Monday morning.
A storm system introduced rain to southern New England early Sunday morning, however some snowflakes began falling in central Massachusetts and snow was mixing with rain in japanese elements of the state by late Sunday morning.
There have been additionally some studies of sleet mixing with the rain creating an slushy accumulation of ice.
The speed of snowfall and rainfall started lightening up by early Sunday afternoon, however the depth is anticipated to choose up once more Sunday evening.
The newest snowfall studies launched by the Nationwide Climate Service are listed under.
Bristol County
NWS workplace in Norton, 0.1 inches
Hampden County
Southwick, 1.8 inches
Westfield, 1.5 inches
Chicopee, 1.2 inches
Holland, 1 inch
Hampden, 0.8 inches
Ludlow, 0.7 inches
Holyoke, 0.6 inches
West Springfield, 0.5 inches
Hampshire County
Plainfield, 2 inches
Westhampton, 1 inch
Chesterfield, 0.5 inches
South Hadley, 0.3 inches
Middlesex County
Stow, 0.8 inches
Ashby, 0.7 inches
Hopkinton, 0.5 inches
Lexington, 0.3 inches
Norfolk County
Holliston, 0.8 inches
Weymouth, hint quantities
Suffolk County
Logan Airport, hint quantities
Worcester County
Fiskdale, 2 inches
Worcester, 2 inches
Paxton, 1.8 inches
Worcester Airport, 1.5 inches
Westborough, 1.5 inches
Charlton, 1.3 inches
Shrewsbury, 1.3 inches
Leominster, 1.1 inches
Oxford, 0.8 inches
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