An overnight Mesoscale Convective System will impact the region with frequent lightning, hail, high winds, and heavy rain

A look at the week ahead

5 day outlook

Warm up on the horizon with a nice looking Memorial Day!

Rain, wind, high surf... and snow/mix? All on the table for Thursday-Friday.

Nor'easter coming Thursday and Friday. Check www.neweatherguy.com for more information!

A look at the 5 day forecast

Outlook for the rest of the week.

A little more ice coming tonight through tomorrow.

The NEWG Bread and Milk Index has been elevated to a 2 out of 5 for icing. Check www.neweatherguy.com for more!

Snow and ice on the way. Not going to lie, I'm a little concerned about the ice.... Check the website for more.
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Snow and Ice in the forecast

Updated snow amounts for Monday

More snow on the way for Monday

Say it aint snow

Snow showing up in the 5-day forecast

Weekend Update

The biggest question everyone always asks this time of year...

Looking at the upcoming week

A little snow on the way for your Thursday, mixed with some rain. Wet and sloppy is the description of the day.

The official "Can I put my plow away?" map!

A little snow Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning. Nothing much, but may be enough to plow in a few areas.

Updated map for the current storm

Current thoughts for the next storm.... it's a big one...

A look at the Wednesday PM-Thursday event.

Surprisingly... no changes to the forecast. I think this map should hold pretty strong. Some areas have a very good chance to overperform, but areas like the coast and northern New England could also fall short.

More snow on the way!

Thursday-Friday snow totals

Precipitation moves in early this evening and will be ending just before the morning commute. This should be a relatively light event with a low chance for surprises.
Stay tuned for additional updates on some larger storms this week!

Snow moves in tonight between 5pm-7pm from the west. By 10pm, everything except for Maine should be seeing some form of precipitation. Should be finished up by 4am-7am from west to east. Average 1-2 inches.