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Thursday, Dec. 4 – Partly sunny, colder, slight chance of snow showers; turning frigid at night 

A calm morning gives way to gusty west winds as an arctic cold front approaches. A few snow showers are possible in the afternoon with a low chance of a brief localized snow squall. Moisture is limited, so most areas stay dry. Behind the front, temperatures drop sharply with clear skies and bitterly cold conditions Thursday night. Lows fall into the upper single digits with wind chills near or below zero. 
● High: 36 to 38°F | Low: 8 to 10°F | Wind: West 7 to 13 mph, gusts to 28 mph ● Sky: Partly sunny with isolated snow showers ● Chance of precipitation: 20 percent

A calm morning gives way to gusty west winds as an arctic cold front approaches. A few snow showers are possible in the afternoon with a low chance of a brief localized snow squall. Moisture is limited, so most areas stay dry. Behind the front, temperatures drop sharply with clear skies and bitterly cold conditions Thursday night. Lows fall into the upper single digits with wind chills near or below zero. 

High: 36 to 38°F | Low: 8 to 10°F | Wind: West 7 to 13 mph, gusts to 28 mph ● Sky: Partly sunny with isolated snow showers ● Chance of precipitation: 20 percent 

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Matthew Moll is a degreed meteorologist, founder of New England Weather Consulting, and a member of both the American Meteorological Society (AMS) and National Weather Association (NWA). He provides hyper-local, science-backed forecasts for communities across Massachusetts.

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