We're already seeing pockets of outages and more are expected. First, at the coast due to strong wind gusts. Second, at higher elevations that'll see the most snow — thanks to the snow's pasty nature weighing down trees and powerlines.
What an impressive look at the satellite and radar this morning from a meteorological standpoint: A powerful ocean storm continues to strengthen early Tuesday morning, and an additional low-pressure center — called a"mesolow" — has formed near Long Island. This is enhancing precipitation across southern New England.
It will snow at a steady clip with bursts of moderate to heavy snow from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. Expect snowfall rates of 1 inch per hour at times during this period. That means visibility will be significantly reduced and travel may be treacherous.Road conditions will definitely vary — from totally snow covered in spots to wet in others —at least through the early afternoon. The snow winds down in intensity between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m.
The remainder of the week will feature the melting/refreeze cycle, as temperatures are anticipated to be in the 40s during the day then drop into the 20s to low 30s overnight. That could result in some additional slippery spots and icy patches.The jackpot zone will be north and west of the city, outside of I-495 — from central Massachusetts into southwest New Hampshire. In this zone, expect anywhere between 8-12 inches and 12-18 inches.
The snow is very wet and heavy, making it difficult to move around. Several rounds of shoveling/snow-blowing are suggested as opposed to waiting until the end to do it all.Pockets of damage/outages are already starting to crop up . And I anticipate outage numbers to continue to climb today in two zones. First, outside of I-495 at elevations where the highest snow amounts occur and the weight/pasty nature weighs trees/powerlines. Second, at the coast with damaging wind gusts.
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