Residents can expect a snowy start to the day, transitioning into a mix of winter conditions and rain as temperatures rise. Snowfall is possible on the North Shore, accumulating up to one inch before late morning, with afternoon rain showers expected as temperatures reach a high of around 42 degrees. Motorists are advised to remain cautious due to potentially wet and slick road conditions, with a south wind blowing at 5 to 15 mph.
As night falls, skies will gradually clear from cloudy to partly cloudy, with a low temperature dropping to around 34 degrees. Winds will shift to the west, ranging from 5 to 25 mph.
Looking ahead to Wednesday, the forecast indicates mostly sunny skies but windy conditions, as temperatures are expected to reach a high near 44 degrees. Winds from the northwest could gust up to 35 mph. As night approaches, clouds will increase with a low around 27 degrees, and winds will calm from 5 to 10 mph.
On Christmas Day, there is a chance for light snow showers in the morning, followed by potential rain showers or drizzle in the afternoon. Highs will once again reach approximately 44 degrees, accompanied by southwest winds at speeds of 5 to 15 mph.
The forecast continues with Thursday night expected to be mostly cloudy and significantly colder, with a low around 22 degrees.
By Friday, cloudy skies are projected to bring afternoon snow showers, and the high will be near 34 degrees. Snow accumulation may be significant, leading to conditions that could require plowing, with a low around 25 degrees on Friday night.
Saturday shows some lingering morning snow and a wintry mix, with daytime highs reaching 38 degrees and a 40% chance of rain persisting into Saturday night, where temperatures will hover around 32 degrees.
As we prepare for the weather ahead, staying informed and cautious will ensure safety amid the holiday season’s wintry conditions.