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Today's Snowstorm

Snow will move in from the west late this morning and continue into the night tonight. Snow will likely change to rain along the immediate coast. Highest snow amounts are likely to be Downeast, where snowfall rates could approach 1 inch per hour by the evening commute. Plan for slick travel conditions and allow extra time to reach your destination if you have to be on the roads.

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This general weather briefing slide is updated daily in the early AM hours before 7am (slide update time at bottom right of slide). It may not be updated as conditions change.  For high-impact events, more detailed information will be provided via traditional decision support services.

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