
Big storm should miss, but some snow could fall this weekend
A significant storm won't hit Massachusetts, but the Boston area could see some snow in the weekend forecast.
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Terry Eliasen is a meteorologist and executive producer of the WBZ-TV Weather Team. He has worked at WBZ for more than 20 years. Terry is a graduate of the meteorology program at UMass Lowell.
A significant storm won't hit Massachusetts, but the Boston area could see some snow in the weekend forecast.
The polar vortex is aways around - it just normally stays near the North Pole. But when it descends into our area, get ready for really cold weather.
It's still a bit early to finalize the forecast track of a potential snowstorm for Massachusetts.
Snow from a sizable winter storm looks to pass just south of Massachusetts next week.
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There is snow in the weather forecast for Boston and parts of Massachusetts Friday and it could stick around awhile.
The snow and rain in the Boston area will fall between 2 p.m. and midnight. It's not a big storm, but enough to whiten some roads.
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There is a small chance of snow in the forecast this week in Massachusetts before some bitter cold arrives this weekend.
The Geminid meteor shower will be peaking Friday and Saturday night in Boston and will be visible in the sky.
Maps show where Massachusetts will see the most rain and strongest winds from Wednesday's storm.
We are in the midst of the coldest 24-hour period of the season thus far. If you stepped outside today, you know. The winds are howling and making it feel like single digits and teens.
Depending where you live in Massachusetts, you may need a shovel, snow blower or nothing at all for Thursday's storm.
Thanksgiving will essentially be a washout with rain expected from mid-morning until the evening Thursday.