Boston, MA – Residents of Massachusetts should prepare for significant snowfall starting Sunday afternoon, with up to 8 inches expected. A winter storm watch is in effect for Central Middlesex, Western Essex, and Southeast Middlesex counties, as well as parts of Connecticut.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm will begin Sunday afternoon and continue into early Monday. Snowfall totals could range from 4 to 8 inches, creating hazardous conditions on roads and bridges. Untreated surfaces may remain icy and snow-covered as temperatures drop well below freezing overnight.
Officials warn that the snow may stop before the Monday morning commute, but roads could still be slippery. Travelers are urged to use caution and plan ahead for delays.
The storm will affect major cities, including Cambridge, Lowell, and Framingham, along with parts of northern Connecticut and Worcester County. Meteorologists encourage residents to monitor updates and prepare for challenging travel conditions.
Be sure to stock up on essentials and avoid unnecessary travel during the storm’s peak. Updates from the National Weather Service will provide the latest forecasts and safety advice.
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