A low -pressure system is expected to have a good time in the south of Massachusetts on Tuesday night, causing little snowfall for much of the state.
But the state of the bay will not close completely. The predictions of the National Meteorological Service say that the islands could see a pointed of snow, while Cape Cod and the southern coast should be slightly coated.
It is not expected that the snow that falls has a significant impact, with the flakes that begin to fall around midnight and stop at 6 in the morning
The next snow opportunity arrives on Wednesday night on Thursday when a system moves through the Great Lakes and the north -East, carrying another round of rainfall. Pronostics expect the precipitation to fall as the snow at the beginning of Wednesday night, but as a warm air front is introduced, the precipitation is expected to become snow in the rain and rear.
The snowfall could vary 3 inches or more in the northern parts of the State and the Berskhires to a trace like a trace in other areas.
“Light accumulations, if any, seem more likely in general,” the forecasts wrote.
It is expected that a third system will bring precipitation this weekend, but with days to reach until its arrival, uncertainty reigns.
“The track in particular has varied between the guidelines, which will have implications for the type of precipitation,” the forecasts wrote. “The details will be raised as we approach.”