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Maps: What forecasters are saying about the timing of Saturday’s storm

“When making your plans for this weekend, plan on being inside Saturday afternoon & overnight.”

A pedestrian uses an umbrella to protect himself from rain on Winter Street in Boston, MA on January 12, 2018. Craig Walker / The Boston Globe, File

Another weekend, another storm.Meteorologists are predicting that the weather system forecast to impact Massachusetts and the region on Saturday will likely only bring widespread rain to southern New England. But there is a chance some of the area’s higher elevations, and northern New England, could see snow. “Signs point more and more to a cold rain for the majority of southern New England on Saturday,” the National Weather Service wrote Thursday. “Confidence is very high that a soaking storm system arrives over the weekend, while chances of snow outside of the highest elevations are decreasing.”Below, what local forecasters are saying about the potential timing of the storm and its precipitation.

National Weather Service: “Plan on being inside Saturday afternoon & overnight.”

Michael Page, NBC10 Boston and NECN: “Mostly a late Saturday and early Sunday thing.”

Chris Lambert, WHDH: “Dinner and a movie Saturday night? Rain boots and umbrellas needed.”

Harvey Leonard, WCVB: “Most of the rain should be over by Sunday Morning.”

Shiri Spear, Boston 25 News: “It looks like more rain this weekend with mountain snow.”

Zack Green, WBZ: “Snow reserved for higher elevations of northern New England from Saturday afternoon through Sunday.”

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