Good afternoon, 

Following is an updated briefing on the expected changeover from rain to accumulating snow expected to affect parts of southern New England late tonight into the first part of Wednesday. 

Changes with this update: 
What To Expect and When: 
Accumulations:  A general inch to 4 inches, greatest amounts south/east. While less likely, a reasonable worst-case snowfall accumulation is attached. This gives a sense of what may happen if the axis of heaviest snows shifts N/W and/or if narrow bands were to organize. 

Impacts: 
Forecast Confidence: Moderate to high. The band of heaviest snow accumulations may shift N/W toward a larger part of the I-95 corridor S of Boston. Snow may organize into narrow bands that could result in heavier snowfall rates; where these bands set up is not clear. 

Attached graphics include the current Hazards in effect, an Onset graphic which shows approximately when rain may change to snow, the updated official storm total snow forecast, and a reasonable worst-case snow accumulation forecast.  

Meteorologist: Andrew Loconto

If you have any questions or would like more information, don't hesitate to contact us via this email address, on NWSChat, or at the following:

National Weather Service Boston/Norton, MA

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Norton, MA 02766
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