The work week will start of dry and chilly, but a storm system is expected to move in this week that could affect holiday travel.
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Conditions on Monday and Tuesday are expected to be seasonably cool with sunshine.
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Late Tuesday afternoon clouds start moving in, with rain and even some wintry precipitation to follow.
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Some places in northern Worcester County & Southern New Hampshire could see accumulating snow Tuesday evening, especially for higher elevations, while the rest of Southern New England sees rain.
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Although some spots will start with snow, eventually all locations are expected to change back to rain by sunrise Wednesday.
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The worst part of the storm is expected to move through at this time, with winds gusts up to 50mph and heavy rain.
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The storm wraps up by mid-afternoon Wednesday, with a cold Thanksgiving expected to follow.
Stay tuned for updates from the 7Weather Team as the storm moves in!