Boston, MA – Light snow showers could develop across parts of Massachusetts late tonight, mainly after midnight, with the best chances south of a Hartford-Providence-Plymouth line.
According to the National Weather Service in Boston, scattered snow showers may also develop in portions of western Massachusetts overnight into early Tuesday. Any accumulation is expected to be limited, generally less than an inch.
The snow activity is expected to remain spotty, but brief slick spots could form on untreated roads, especially during the early Tuesday morning commute. Areas including Boston, Plymouth, Providence, and parts of western Massachusetts could see occasional light snow bursts before daybreak.
Temperatures will drop into the teens and low 20s overnight, making it feel sharply colder by early Tuesday. Even minor snowfall could freeze quickly on pavement due to the cold surface temperatures.
Forecasters are also tracking a slight chance for additional light snow showers early Tuesday morning and again late Monday night into Tuesday, though widespread impacts are not expected at this time.
Drivers across eastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and northern Connecticut are encouraged to use caution if traveling overnight or early Tuesday.
How are road conditions in your area tonight? Let us know if you’re seeing slick spots.
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