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When Does the Snow Start? Here's Boston's Updated Nor'easter Forecast · The city of Boston sees either side of 8 inches of snowfall — see a map of expected snow ...

The interior will drop into the upper 20s as snow continues to fall. Snow totals: As much as 1-2 feet of snow will fall well into interior Massachusetts, in areas with elevation. Peeks of sunshine are possible by the afternoon, and highs will reach around 40. Temperatures will drop into the lower 30s along the coast by evening, allowing snow to accumulate. Wind gusts, flooding: Winds will become gusty at the coastline overnight Monday into Tuesday. Rain will change to snow for all locations throughout the day.

New England is expected to get hit by a nor'easter starting Monday night, bringing potentially damaging winds, rain, and heavy snow to the region, ...

Winter storm warnings are in place for southern parts of ski country, while storm watches are in effect farther north. Travel could be difficult to impossible in much of southern New England, with hazardous conditions expected to impact the morning and evening commutes on Tuesday. Boston, Lawrence, and Plymouth are expected to get about 3 inches. Between 1 and 6 inches of snow is expected in Boston. It is expected to last into Wednesday morning, with power outages and pockets of moderate coastal flooding possible. Power outages, strong wind gusts, and minor coastal flooding are possible. Wind gusts could reach 55 m.p.h. A winter storm watch is in effect Tuesday evening for portions of Eastern Massachusetts. Strong winds will develop late Tuesday morning and into the night. But there’s a slim chance communities could see far higher totals. Forecasters now anticipate the city could see about 3 inches of snow, after predicting earlier that nearly 7 inches could fall. Beach erosion and dangerous maritime conditions are also likely.

Light rain has started to fall across New England. This rain is the leading edge of our storm but for now the precipitation is light.

That said, this does not account for an incredibly rough surf that we’ll see and likely splash over for much of the day. For those of us on the coast that see and feel the coastal flood impacts, this is a good update. This rain is the leading edge of our storm but for now the precipitation is light.

A nor'easter is expected to deliver 5-8 inches of snow to Boston. Coastal flooding is a major concern in New England and high winds may cause widespread ...

Here's our latest forecast for who will see heavy snowfall, rain, high winds and coastal flooding. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com.

Up to 40 inches of snow was estimated in the highest elevations of the southern Sierra Nevada. Early Tuesday morning will have the peak coastal flooding near parts Long Island and southern Connecticut. Strong winds are expected, particularly in coastal New England, but also in much of the Northeast. Snowfall amounts will drop dramatically as you near the immediate Interstate 95 corridor from downtown Boston to Providence and Hartford, where at least some rain is expected. Tuesday: Snow, heavy at times, will fall in most of New England and New York. Rainfall has also spread into New England, particularly along the coast.