Weather

7 maps predicting snowfall totals from the late-winter storm

March 17, 2021

National Weather Service

UPDATE 10 PM: With the back edge of the precipitation starting to move out and not enough cold air locked in place we’ve reduced our snowfall amounts accordingly. We do think the south coast could still see between 1-2″ of snow accumulation on non-paved surfaces #MAwx #RIwx #CTwx pic.twitter.com/apiI7waCko

— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) March 19, 2021

WBZ

In map form…minor stuff after the rain pic.twitter.com/vnKw3Zeu3t

— Eric Fisher (@ericfisher) March 18, 2021

NBC10 Boston and NECN

Well that turned quickly. Guidance backing off on snow accumulation into tomorrow morning. Likely just a coating to 1″ for the “lucky few”. pic.twitter.com/NKQX8WTBeg

— Pete Bouchard NBC10 Boston (@PeteNBCBoston) March 18, 2021

WCVB

LAST DAY OF WINTER FRIDAY…
And it will look and feel like it!
-Rain changes to snow tonight with 1-3″ wrapping up by around 7am.
-Gusty winds give a blustery feel even as the sun breaks out by noon begins melting the snow.
-Wind chills in the teens Friday morning. #WCVB pic.twitter.com/qowB6SlBV5

— Cindy Fitzgibbon (@Met_CindyFitz) March 18, 2021

Dave Epstein

Looking less and less likely for snow of significance. pic.twitter.com/NbYG2AIvaq

— Dave Epstein (@growingwisdom) March 18, 2021

Boston 25 News

Here’s the latest snow map @kevinboston25 and I worked on this afternoon — mainly a rain event with a quick round of light snow tomorrow morning. pic.twitter.com/624tftPTPA

— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) March 18, 2021

7News

Rain this evening transitions to some snow showers overnight, which could lead to some slick spots early Friday morning.
A coating to an inch possible, but with sunshine in the forecast tomorrow, it will be tough for that snowfall to stick around. pic.twitter.com/51EfmBDNj7

— Jackie Layer 7News (@JackieLayerOn7) March 18, 2021