As the storm approaches Massachusetts, residents are recommended to prepare for anywhere from 5 to 12 inches of snow over the weekend.
The snowfall could start anywhere between 5pm and 8pm on Saturday for residents living west of Springfield and Greenfield. The starting time of the rest of the state could vary from 7pm. At 10pm
From 4pm on Saturday, there has been no new updates on the storm this weekend according to the Meteorologist of the National Meteorological Service Caitlyn Mensch.
“We are looking at the same total and time,” Mensch told Masslive. “We are happy not to happen during the morning as a Monday or a Tuesday.”
The northern third of the state, especially in the north of Turnpike, is expected to accumulate almost nine inches of snow, told Masslive the meteorologist of the National Francian Meteorological Service Franci Tarasiewicz.
The head and islands can wait between 4 and 6 inches of snow, as it is hit with a period of ice pellets mixed with the snow near the end of the tail of the event, potentially reducing the total generals of The snowfall in these areas on Sunday.
Pittsfield, Fitchburg and Lawrence and its surroundings can get from 8 to 12 inches of snow, according to a map of the liberated national meteorological service Saturday morning.
The counties of Essex, Middlesex I of the north of Worcester in addition to the county of Berkshire and the county of Franklin western could see a snow foot.
Boston, Worcester, Springfield and most of the state, except for the head and the islands, should wait between 6 and 8 inches of snow.
The head and the islands will receive from 4 to 6 inches of snow.
Travels are not suggested at the moment, especially between the hours of 23 hours on Saturday and 3 am on Sunday, as the snowfall rates could approach one to two inches per hour.
“On Saturday night it will be difficult to say the minimum,” said the National Meteorological Service in Masslive. “It is not recommended to travel during this time unless it is absolutely necessary. If you have to travel, of course, plan a much slower scroll than you could expect. “”
The storm is expected to end quickly on Sunday and get involved in all parts of the state at 11 am