On this ma, New Hampshire and concord, New Hampshire and northward. There are additional flurries popping i had say within the hour we will see those affect the south shore coming in off the ocean. So you can see future cast showing the ocean effect snow showers mostly from the north shore to the south shore to the north side of the cape here. By noon time here we have 28 in boston, 25 in worcester, and we got the mostly cloudy skies inland, but that best chance of snow continues at the coastline. Fast forwarding into tomorrow morning, even better chance that you would find accumulating snow out there, not talking massive snow accumulation in the next couple days, 28 to 34 today, only a coating to an inch but going to take you hourbyhour into the snowy wednesday forecast coming up. Julie grauert now with live drive time traffic and eye on accident. Julie Accident Route 2a in lexington. We had an earlier issue accident in waltham, that has cleared, and this is the one that is slowing yo
The storms. Chief meteorologist Kevin Lemanowicz watching it for us, kevin, you talk about the snow moving in and thats been happening. Kevin looking at snow pushing in here, far out to sea, amazing the center of the storm and intensity of it, you can tell almost like an eye of the hurricane out there, doesnt it . But over 400 miles away, and still close enough, because it is so huge, to produce snow here and incredible wind gusts across southeastern massachusetts, and we are just getting started. Live stormtracker radar, report on twitter for middleborough, snowflakes out there and flurries ahead of it starting to show up here around i95 corridor, going to fill in fairly quickly, i do believe, and timeline slower than whats happening because the models havent caught up to whats going on, sandwich to falmouth to wellfleet to provincetown as well, accumulating snow on Marthas Vineyard to lightly we are not talking about feet of snow just yet, wont ever talk foot of snow in south shore c
The ocean and back to the west. Trying to add to the snow totals up to the west were going to watch this band is deeper blue band especially that stretches from boston just out of quincy now but milton look like its about to dedham and canton through Holbrook Rockland Pembroke kingston halifax stretches over to plymouth as well. Its just north of route 44 and thats going to continue to bruise some heavy snow on its path all appear to the north shore watching this one make its way up to the west towards past burlington now its way along 128 just to the west of your burlington this new into the heavy snow band as well continue on to the west toward wayland you going to get into that as well. This is going to produce an inch of snow as it comes on through for many of you. So added on top of what you have now just when you thought you were done and become lighter start to pick up intensity again. Up to the west much lighter still snowing out in worcester at least a fine light snow the stea
I flipped the colors over from our snow pallet to just the technical colors because the deep green really shows the steadier bands of snow. They pop off the screen quite well. You can see this deep shading of green this wraps around toward canton. Just now moving west of all directions, moving west this will kind of drop south and fall apart and that a second portion of the steadier band of snow is down along the south shore. The storm center itself is way over here, had the storm been half as close as it is now it would have been lights out, show is over, 25 to 30 inches of snow but just a glancing blow even with a glancing blow still maze blade art cry tier light snow up until about midnight tonight with an additional one to three inches of snow at that time around midnight. Thats when the wind will fade away. Well watch one more high tide cycle. But the tide levels themselves about a foot lower than the 11 00 a. M. Hide tide and not as much wind either so we are not anticipating a r
Tuesday, for more lets head over to rob for the latest. Reporter the National Weather service only issues a winter storm watch if they think 6 inches of snow is a possibly. That watch was expanded during the overnight. Yesterday evening it was the only Plymouth County coastline and under the watch and they expanded that watch to include all the of eastern mass then southern worcester county. That begins at 7 00 and going until 7 00 tuesday. You also have the threat of coastal flooding tor Plymouth County coastline and also the cape and nantucket. Strong northeasterly winds could lead to coastal flooding around the teem of tide last tomorrow most. Most of the area at or belowed freezing mark. Do look out for an icy spot. A little warmer than it was yesterday morning and afternoon temperatures will be warmer than they were yesterday afternoon. Satellite and radar kauai highs in the low 40s, big changes coming into the overnight hours, well mock more about that and how many snow i think w