Monday, Feb. 23 – Heavy snow and strong winds
This is the main event. Periods of steady to heavy snow are likely through much of the day as the Nor’easter tracks near the benchmark. Gusty winds develop, leading to blowing and drifting snow. Snow gradually tapers Monday night but doesn’t shut off completely until after midnight.
• High: 32°F | Low: 22°F | Wind: N 20–25 mph, gusts 40–45 mph • Sky: Snow / blowing snow • Precipitation: 90% • Snow: 12” to 18” total accumulation
This is the main event. Periods of steady to heavy snow are likely through much of the day as the Nor’easter tracks near the benchmark. Gusty winds develop, leading to blowing and drifting snow. Snow gradually tapers Monday night but doesn’t shut off completely until after midnight.
• High: 32°F | Low: 22°F | Wind: N 20–25 mph, gusts 40–45 mph • Sky: Snow / blowing snow • Precipitation: 90% • Snow: 12” to 18” total accumulation
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Tuesday, Feb. 24 – Clearing but colder
Skies clear out behind the storm as high pressure builds in. Sunshine returns, but colder air filters in as well. It’s a bright day overall, followed by a notably cold night under partly cloudy skies.
• High: 33°F | Low: 12°F | Wind: NW 8–10 mph • Sky: Mostly sunny day / partly cloudy night
Saturday, Feb. 21 – Lingering morning snow
Light snow likely early, tapering off by mid-morning. Cloudy skies persist through the day with cold temperatures and a light northeast breeze. Minor additional accumulation possible before precipitation ends.
● High: 34°F | Wind: NE around 7 mph ● Sky: Cloudy with morning snow ● Additional Snowfall: Coating to <1"
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