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Tuesday Insights: Impactful Wednesday Morning Snow & Black Ice Thursday AM

A quick-hitting burst of snow will arrive Wedneyda morning, from 3–5 AM west, 5–7 AM east, ramps quickly, then mixes with rain for some near the south coast/Cape and even toward the 128–495 belt late morning. Most ends midday–early afternoon west→east. Another brief round of snow showers is possible 7–9 PM. Impacts: reduced visibility + slick untreated roads early Wed; then improving later morning as temps rise into the 20s/30s. Black ice risk Thursday AM as skies partially clear and temps drop below freezing with leftover moisture. Amounts (Wed AM burst): about 1" for much of eastern MA/South Shore, coating–1" near the Canal/Cape, 2–3" Worcester Hills/Worcester County into the Berkshires, 2–4" in parts of central/northern New England (isolated 4–6" near North Conway and near the midcoast ME shoreline). Far north is much lower. Late week: watching a system trending farther south Thu night–Fri (may just skim the south coast). Milder trend into the weekend with more melting and highs reaching the 40s. Track your town with the free 1DegreeOutside Weather app (hourly, radar, videos, and “Send to us”). Swag: swag.1degreeoutside.com.