There is snow falling in Massachusetts Tuesday and it could be plowable in some towns, but the Boston area won't see much. The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Warnings in southern New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont as well as in elevated areas in Massachusetts. Those areas include the Berkshires and Worcester Hills. A Winter Storm Warning is issued in areas where there is a significant chance of 6 inches or more of snow accumulation.
Main Idea: The National Weather Service says a one-day winter storm will bring mostly rain to eastern Massachusetts Tuesday, but some inland and higher areas could get plowable snow.
Key Points:
Snow and heavy rain can make Tuesday travel slow and dangerous, especially north and west of Route 495, and can disrupt commutes and local business activity.
The National Weather Service warnings give households and workers time to prepare for winter roads and very cold weather later in the week.
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The Berkshires are identified as one of the higher-impact snow areas in Massachusetts.
Mentioned as part of the area expected to see wet snow late in the storm.
Mentioned as part of the area expected to see wet snow late in the storm.
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