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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Monday, April 6 – Cooler and mainly dry
Turning cooler behind the departing system with partial sunshine. A dry day overall.
• High: 48–52°F | Low: 32–36°F | Wind: W 10–15 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Chance of rain: 10% • Dew point: 30–35°F
Sunday, April 5 – Showers and milder
Widespread showers with a mild airmass in place. Breezy at times, especially later in the day.
• High: 58–62°F | Low: 45–48°F | Wind: SW 10–20 mph, gusts to 25 mph • Sky: Mostly cloudy • Chance of rain: 80–90% • Dew point: 50–55°F
Saturday, April 4 – More seasonable and quieter
Cooler and drier air settles in with a return to more typical early April conditions.
• High: 52–56°F | Low: 35–38°F | Wind: NW 8–12 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Chance of rain: 10% • Dew point: 30–35°F