Thousands of New England homes and businesses remain without electricity this morning. The weakening storm system is now in northern Maine and stalling out near the Canadian border.
An old upper level low is bringing cold air aloft and multiple passing instability snow showers today with a steady upslope snow possible in the mountains.
This weekend brings drier conditions to southern New England with a few snow showers for the mountains of northern New England. High temperatures this weekend range from the lower 40s south, 30s north under mostly cloudy skies.
We’re already looking ahead to the possibility of yet another nor’easter (yes, now the 3rd nor’easter for the month of March), slated for Monday into Tuesday.
The latest keeps the nor’easter out at sea, with snow clipping southeastern New England, the Cape and Islands Monday afternoon and evening, and then extending into Maine with heavy snow late Monday and through Tuesday.
It’s a little too early to hammer out the details about snowfall totals, but stay tuned for the very latest as we get closer.
