Here are 7 maps forecasting how much snow Boston and the Cape will get this weekend
It might not match the region’s most recent storm, but more snow may fall in Massachusetts this weekend. There’s still uncertainty about exactly how much snow will end up falling Saturday and Sunday. Depending on the storm’s track, the region could see higher totals or a changeover to rain, according to the National Weather Service. Boston.com’s meteorologist David Epstein has a more detailed forecast, but here’s a look at the snow totals local meteorologists are predicting for Boston, Cape Cod, and the Islands:
National Weather Service:
Meteorologist David Epstein:
CBS Boston:
More snow on the way tomorrow–get your latest weather forecast from @BarryWBZ! https://t.co/I3DrnAmCuQ pic.twitter.com/3NQyBEhrFh
— WBZ | CBS News Boston (@wbz) March 18, 2017
WCVB:
Numerous challenges to snow forecast. High sun angle, marginal temps plus intensity and track of system. #wcvb pic.twitter.com/eDUuHqm8tf
— Mike Wankum (@MetMikeWCVB) March 18, 2017
7News:
Hoping the trend is our friend… we’ll see if it holds. Minor snow event for most. Few inches possible SE Mass. pic.twitter.com/E6ZpOW1NE2
— Chris Lambert (@clamberton7) March 18, 2017
Fox 25:
Leaving our snow map unchanged as models not offering additional clarity this AM. MISS still in play. #Grrr #Fox25 pic.twitter.com/mOzKKHpCfp
— Jason Brewer (@JasonNBrewer) March 18, 2017
NBC Boston:
Brrrr! Our weekend is off to a cold start: https://t.co/TzqssMadpa pic.twitter.com/SLNkUktVlo
— NBC10 Boston (@NBC10Boston) March 18, 2017
