A nor’easter is set to pummel southern New England on Tuesday, and the latest forecast for the Boston area predicts plowable snow. While the exact track of the storm still remains uncertain, there is increasing confidence that the region will experience significant impacts. There’s a possibility that the storm tracks far enough north to bring milder, wetter conditions, but the most likely scenario is a classic New England storm track, with plowable snow and coastal flooding concerns.
The snow is expected to start early Tuesday morning and continue throughout the day, with the potential for moderate to major coastal flooding during the early afternoon high tide. Regardless of the storm’s impact, the region is bracing for a colder and potentially snowier period in the coming weeks. As forecasts are updated throughout the weekend, residents are urged to stay tuned for the latest updates and advisories regarding the upcoming nor’easter on WBZ-TV, WBZ.com, and CBS Boston.
In summary, a significant nor’easter is expected to bring plowable snow and potential coastal flooding to southern New England on Tuesday. Forecasts show increasing confidence in the storm’s impact, and residents are advised to stay informed about the evolving weather conditions. With the potential for a colder and stormier period in the coming weeks, the region is preparing for a challenging winter weather season. Stay tuned for updated forecasts and advisories on the potential nor’easter from WBZ-TV, WBZ.com, and CBS Boston.
