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The fourth nor’easter of March is here for our Wednesday and especially Wednesday night into early Thursday.

The worst of the wind, rain and – in Western New England – snow has passed New England, but coastal flooding remains a serious concern.

Dual low-pressure systems are combining into one powerful storm as it slowly moves from near New York City to the south of Nantucket today. Mixed rain and snow early this morning intensifies rapidly as it moves north and east.

Though it was a cold front that passed with a bit of rain and mountain snow last night, the air behind the front is not immediately colder. But it is drier, so with plenty of sunshine today, the high temperature reaches 50 degrees south, 40s north, to upper 30s at the Canadian border.

After a gorgeous Fourth of July, we’ve got great news – that nice weather sticks around Wednesday, Wednesday night and for most of our Thursday.

A series of low pressure systems south of New England will bring cool and rainy conditions to the region for the first half of the week.

It’s a rather gray start to our Wednesday, but sunshine will increase from northwest to southeast as the day goes on.