Friday: Bitter cold wind with sun. Highs in the 20s, wind chill 0s.
Overnight Friday: Clouds move in. Lows in the single digits.
Saturday: Clouds to late day snow, lasting into the night, plowable for nearly all. Daytime highs in the 20s.
Sunday: Sun and clouds, some melting. Highs in the 40s.

A winter storm is expected to roll into New England Saturday evening and blanket the region with snow. Here’s an hour-by-hour breakdown of what we expect, and how much snow could fall in your area.

A shot of winter air is not only cold but dry – meaning this Canadian air will make for plenty of Friday sunshine that will be rather ineffective since temperatures will not exceed the 20s and wind chill values will be stuck around or under 10 degrees for most of us.  Of course, wind chill is driven not just by…

Today (Friday): Bitter cold wind with sun. Highs in the 20s, wind chill 0s.
Overnight Friday Night: Clouds move in. Lows in the single digits.
Saturday: Clouds to late day snow, lasting into the night, plowable for nearly all. Daytime highs in the 20s.
Sunday: Sun & clouds, some melting. Highs in the 40s.

An end-of-year storm that lasted two days had residents in Maine digging out on Tuesday.

The lingering snowstorm that swept through New England finally reached parts of northern and eastern Maine on Tuesday, more than 24 hours after it had first started dumping snow on southern Maine. Virtually all Mainers felt its impact to varying degrees with widespread school closures and speed restrictions on the state’s 295 mile-long stretch of Interstate 95. The range of…

We are in the final hours of this storm that began midday Sunday. Parts of eastern New York and western New England have had more than 20 inches of snow; it’s those locations where the storm is done now. But in eastern New England, a few more hours are left as accumulating heavy snow bands slowly push offshore Tuesday afternoon….

Heavy snow across New England caused school closings and cancellations while hampering driving conditions.

The first significant snowstorm of the season is headed our way. But when will it start snowing where you live? Here’s a look at the approximate start times for several New England communities. Note: this is just when the first precipitation arrives, not when the heaviest snow will fall.

Wednesday alone brings a wide variety of weather. The first issue is locally dense fog, which will only slowly dissipate over the course of the day as a southwest wind gradually sends in milder air.

The much advertised nor’easter number four may have delivered a slam dunk of snow from the nation’s capital to the city that never sleeps, but when it comes to New England, it was a shadow of what we expected it to be.

A fourth March nor’easter could hit New England early next week, with models showing a greater than 50 percent chance of precipitation in the Boston area.

Although our mid-week storm continues to pull away, we’re still stuck under the influence of its circulation. That means rounds of snow showers and squalls will continue to work through New England on Friday afternoon and evening.