Snow, Ice Threats As Bitter Cold Eases Across MA: See Snow Total Forecast

MASSACHUSETTS — More snow is on the way across Massachusetts on Monday as a front paves the way for a warming trend following more than a month of mostly below-normal temperatures.

Once again, the snow will be light with minor accumulations, but it could cause slippery travel as it moves in late Monday afternoon into Monday night.

The National Weather Service is forecasting another 1 to 2 inches of snow across much of the state, with some freezing rain mixing in south of the city and on Cape Cod.

Monday should be the last bitter day of this long stretch of cold weather after morning lows in the single digits only moderate into the 20s.

The temperatures will hold steady overnight and then rise to near 40 degrees on Tuesday with mostly cloudy skies and a light wind.

The rest of the week is looking warmer, with bouts of precipitation that could include a wintry mix at times.

Rain could mix with sleet and freezing rain on Tuesday night as lows hover around freezing. Any remaining precipitation will turn to all rain on Wednesday with a high of 43 degrees.

Thursday should be the nicest day of the week with sunny skies and a high temperature approaching 50 degrees.

Highs will be in the 50s again on Friday and Saturday, with a chance of rain on Friday and steady rain likely on Saturday.

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