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What forecasters are saying about the potential for snow and rain on Thursday and Friday

"Looking ahead, we're in for a messy 72 hours from Wed-Fri."

A cyclist wears a (frankly kind of frightening) mask while pedaling down Front Street in Worcester Sunday night. Christine Peterson / Worcester Telegram & Gazette via AP

Forecasters are tracking potential snow and rain that could impact commuters later this week.Monday is kicking the week off with mild and dry conditions, but the National Weather Service is predicting the weather pattern for Massachusetts will turn “unsettled” for much of the week.“Could see snowfall accumulations and a wintry mix Wednesday night into Thursday,” service forecasters wrote. “Still looking particularly wet late Thursday into Friday, but mainly as rain. Specific details still remain unclear at this point in time.”Below, what local meteorologists are saying so far about the potential for snow and rain to close out the work week.

Dave Epstein: ‘Still looking unsettled Weds to Friday timeframe.’

Shiri Spear, Boston 25 News: ‘Some heavier precipitation is expected late week.’

Zack Green, WBZ: ‘Best chance for snow arrives Thursday morning which likely makes for [headaches] on the early commute.’

Eric Fisher, WBZ: ‘Initial snow should pretty quickly go to ice as temps rapidly warm aloft.’

Mike Wankum, WCVB: ‘It will change to a wintry mix later in the day as warm air surges north.’

Chris Lambert, WHDH: ‘Commute-wise, some messy weather around Thursday and Friday with snow/ice chances highest Thursday morning, and heavy rain likely by Friday morning.’

Cindy Fitzgibbon, WCVB: ‘Looking like a sloppy end to the week.’

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