Potential for snowy winter storm to start

Plowable snow or just some flakes? Tracking the weekend storm forecast for Massachusetts.
Will a weekend storm bring snow to Massachusetts? Late this weekend, we will be right in the middle of two very different airmasses. To our northwest, the coldest chunk of Arctic
Snow storm Massachusetts: Will it snow in MA this weekend? How much? See weather forecast
A NWS forecaster said Massachusetts will see at most two inches of snowfall from the storm this weekend. Most parts of the state, including Worcester, Boston and the South Shore, are expected to get less than an inch of snow.
Mass. weather: Potential for snowy winter storm to start on Sunday
A winter storm could blanket snow across parts of the Northeast on Sunday night. Here's what forecasters think this storm could mean for New England and for Washington D.C. before the inauguration.
Next chance for snow in Massachusetts arrives late this weekend. Here's the latest storm forecast.
Well, we're monitoring another storm chance for Sunday night into Monday in Massachusetts. While this winter has certainly felt a lot different than the last few, it looks much the same with just a smattering of snow here and there.
Will Massachusetts get snow this weekend? How much? See the latest snowfall forecast
The Boston 25 Weather team continues to keep an eye on a winter storm system that could bring snow to Massachusetts on Saturday.
Weather models agree: Weekend storm trending south; only light snow for Massachusetts
However, Monday morning's run of the GFS was showing a much stronger storm, much closer to New England. If the GFS model was correct, it could mean heavy snow and wind for southern New England.
Big storm should miss Massachusetts, but some snow could fall this weekend
BOSTON - For those wishing for a big weekend winter storm in Massachusetts, take a cue from the great Hall & Oates : "She's gone, she's gone, oh I, I better learn how to face it."
Snow storm Massachusetts: Will MA get snow this weekend? How much? See forecast
Mensch said if the storm hits Massachusetts, it could bring some snow showers throughout the day on Saturday. If the winter storm hits Massachusetts this weekend, it could bring up to three inches of snow, according to Caitlyn Mensch, a NWS meteorologist.
N.J. weather: Snow potential from weekend winter storm ranges from 0 to 6 inches
Big questions linger over a winter storm that’s expected to move across the eastern U.S. this Sunday, with some forecasters saying New Jersey might get brushed with a very light coating of snow and others saying there’s a potential for as much as 3 to 6 inches of snow.
On your radar: 2 storm systems could bring snow, rain to Massachusetts this weekend
The Boston 25 Weather team is keeping a close watch on two winter storm systems that could bring snow and rain to Massachusetts this weekend.
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