PROVIDENCE – Up to 6 inches of snow might fall in southern New England Sunday afternoon and Sunday evening, in keeping with the National Weather Service.
There is “rising confidence in a snow accumulation/lifting occasion,” though “there’s nonetheless appreciable unfold between indications and this forecast will not be set in stone,” the weather service says in Friday’s forecast discussion.
According to the climate service, whether or not precipitation will fall as snow or rain will rely upon the situation of low strain that strikes into the area on Sunday.
Some laptop fashions predict it should go additional west, others additional east. In its forecast dialogue, the climate service says it favors “some center floor.” It says: “This answer would result in a interval of accumulating snowfall which might begin as a brief interval of rain.”
The National Weather Service expects 2 to six inches.
AccuWeather is predicting 3 to 6 inches in what it says will be a 12-hour “disruptive snowstorm.”
“The excellent news is that the lingering snow will finish just about by daybreak,” the climate service says Monday.
For Friday, anticipate plenty of sunshine and a excessive temperature of round 36 levels within the Providence space. Saturday appears hotter with a excessive of 46, however rain showers ought to transfer from Saturday afternoon into the night. Sunday ought to begin out delicate and dry earlier than it cools down and precipitation begins.
On Monday, an “Arctic outbreak” will deliver the coldest temperatures of the season, with lows dropping into the one digits Monday and Tuesday evenings and highs averaging into the decrease 20s Tuesday and Wednesday, the climate service says.
This article initially appeared in The Providence Journal: RI Weather: Six inches of snow possible Sunday