Rain and Snow Taper Off in Western Massachusetts
• Rain and snow across the greater Western Massachusetts region are expected to taper off by midday today, November 13,
• The storm system is moving eastward and out to sea, leaving behind overcast skies and raw conditions. Morning temperatures range from the upper 20s in southern Vermont to the 30s in other areas, with highs expected to reach only the mid-30s to mid-40s. Tonight, the region will experience cold lows between the mid-20s and low 30s. A brief shortwave on Saturday may bring scattered rain or snow showers in the afternoon, particularly in higher elevations like the Berkshires and southwest Vermont, though no significant accumulation is anticipated.
Impact & Risks
The ongoing precipitation is expected to be light to moderate, with minimal risk of significant impacts. However, residents in higher elevations, such as the Berkshires and southwest Vermont, may experience brief snow showers on Saturday afternoon. Gusty northwest winds of 20-30 mph are forecast for Sunday, which could create minor travel inconveniences. Cold temperatures throughout the weekend may also pose risks for those without adequate heating or outdoor workers.
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