Weekend Edition: Banding Snow Today, 35–45 mph Gusts & Plummeting Temps and Wind Chill Values скачать в хорошем качестве

Weekend Edition: Banding Snow Today, 35–45 mph Gusts & Plummeting Temps and Wind Chill Values

If you’re a radar-watcher, today is a fun (and very telling) day to use it: the snow isn’t uniform. We’re dealing with narrow, focused bands that can drop heavier snow and lower visibility, and then “holes” or lulls just a few towns away. That’s the theme through the day. The setup is an Arctic front with a pivoting trough/wind shift that helps focus those localized bursts. Expect snow to be most active from mid to late morning into early afternoon in favored bands, then coverage and intensity gradually diminish later today. Many areas quiet down late afternoon to early evening, but southeastern MA and the South Shore can hang onto flakes into early evening, and the Outer Cape may keep an ocean-effect snow shower going later tonight. Track everything in the free 1DegreeOutside Weather app (radar, hourly, and video updates). You can also watch the 24/7 stream on TV by searching “1DegreeOutside Network” on YouTube.