First Alert forecasters are concerned about a weekend Nor'easter.
A cold front comes through today, yielding mostly cloudy skies and rain showers. A few snowflakes are possible, especially later in the day as temperatures tumble.
Highs will only be near 50, a marked change from previous days.
Saturday looks absolutely brilliant. Complete sunshine is expected, though it will be cool – highs only in the lower 40s.
Sunday will be cloudy and dry in the morning as temperature rise into the upper 30s and a major nor'easter will threaten come afternoon.
Three outcomes are possible.
One features a major hit with a mix, one features a major hit with snow and the final possibility would be a glancing blow with little to nothing.
One of the major hit outcomes is likely – yielding either a mix or snow.
The unlikely outcome at this point is the out-to-sea track.
This storm has the potential to deliver 6 to 12 inches in the heaviest band of snow, wherever that sets up.
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