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MA Weather: When The Snow Will Stop, End, Then Freeze
Forecasters said a flash freeze will follow a bout of heavy rain after it snows, making for treacherous conditions.

Forecasters are saying to expect a "burst of heavy snow overnight" as the region preps for the first major snow storm of the winter. The latest forecast Saturday is calling for warmer temperatures than initially expected, but you should see plenty of snow Sunday morning followed by a ton of rain.
The National Weather Service said to expect the burst to begin between midnight and 2 a.m. and exit the Massachusetts border around sunrise. You can see the most detailed radar estimates below.
Overall, less snow and ice than first reported is expected. But heavy rain will follow the snow Sunday, then temperatures will plummet in the evening hours. The NWS said there will be a flash freeze that could make Sunday night and Monday morning treacherous.
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Most of Massachusetts is still under either a winter storm warning or winter weather advisory. Coastal flood warnings and advisories are along the shores.
[11:30 am] despite warmer forecast trends we are still expecting a burst of heavy #snow overnight, beginning between midnight & 2 am then exiting the #MA #NH border around sunrise Sunday. Here is a model simulation of the probability of hourly snowfall rates exceeding 1 inch #CT pic.twitter.com/xXbe9yKv2p
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) January 19, 2019
[1 pm] here is a model simulation of storm track, winds & surface temps, from 7 am to 7 pm Sunday. Notice the day begins with above freezing temps in eastern #CT, all of #RI & eastern #MA. Then temps plummet in the PM with all standing water/slush freezing rapidly - flash freeze! pic.twitter.com/PKez2Ymh4u
— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) January 19, 2019
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