There's also a Winter Storm Watch because there is potential for over 6 inches of snow in that region. The storm will wind down Saturday evening and by Sunday, the sunshine is back.
But unlike our storm in October , the snow will not melt quickly. Temperatures are going to remain in the 30s for the next few days, and the low sun angle doesn't allow for much solar help.
After that, there are no major storms in sight. As a matter of fact, the weather looks rather tranquil with a bit of a moderating trend as we head into early next week. This article was originally published on December 04, Skip to main content. The nights have been pretty mild. Worcester has not gone below 20 degrees so far this month. When you think about the potential for cold this time of year, this fact seems pretty remarkable.
It looks to me like we will see a few showers sometime Friday or Saturday as a cold front approaches the area. This front may allow a wave of low pressure to develop and bring a little more rain to northern New England which could ultimately change over to snow in the mountains before coming to an end.
The total predicted precipitation into the next week keeps the West Coast wet and not much precipitation in the middle of the country or in our area. There was actually some snow over the weekend in Texas. Speaking of snow, the snow cover across the Northern Hemisphere seems to be pretty close to the average for the time of year. Inside this band, the snow was falling at 3 to 4 inches per hour. Most of our forecast is on track, expect for underneath this band. Localized amounts of 9 to 12 inches will be possible.
Before I left for work I measured 1" in 15min. It's still a brunch to bedtime snowstorm for us -- the timing has not changed. Most of the accumulating snow will end by dinner time. If you want to get a head start on the morning clean up, you might want to fire up the snowblower or shovel and it will save you the aggravation in the morning.
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