BOSTON (WHDH) - A winter storm packing snow, ice, and rain is expected to disrupt the morning commute on Thursday.
While bitter air is not expected to grip the Bay State for an extended period of time, there will be enough cold to produce a period of snow and ice before the system flips over to rain, according to meteorologist Chirs Lambert.
“I’d plan on a slick morning commute Thursday, especially away from the coast,” Lambert wrote in his latest blog post.
In his latest forecast, meteorologist Jeremy Reiner said points north of the Massachusetts Turnpike and along the Route 2 corridor will likely see 2 to 4 inches of snow. Metro Boston and points to the south will see 2 inches or less.
Soaking rain will linger into Friday before tapering off by the afternoon. Temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 40s.
Saturday is expected to be seasonable and dry but Sunday will bring another chance for snow.
“Sunday, we’ll have to keep an eye on as another area of low pressure may come together and track just south of us, providing another opportunity of snow by the afternoon,” Lambert wrote.
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