Residents across Massachusetts are digging out from a significant snowfall, with Boston Logan International Airport recording the fourth-highest January snowfall total on record.
Winter Weather Continues
Another round of snow is expected, potentially falling at a rate of an inch per hour for a couple of hours this evening. The total snowfall at Boston Logan is likely to exceed 20 inches.
Beyond the immediate snowfall, a deep freeze is settling in. Sub-zero wind chill temperatures are forecast for tomorrow morning across the region. Daytime highs this week are expected to remain in the 20s, with overnight lows dipping into the single digits. This extended cold will likely prevent significant melting of the existing snow.
Looking ahead, there is a possibility of another snowstorm impacting the region this Sunday, potentially developing into a nor’easter. Further updates will be provided as the forecast becomes clearer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current snowfall total at Boston Logan?
The overall snowstorm total at Boston Logan is likely to push past 20 inches.
What are the expected wind chill temperatures?
Wind chill temperatures tomorrow morning will be sub-zero across the board.
Is another storm on the way?
There is a possibility of another snowstorm impacting the region this Sunday, potentially a nor’easter.
How will these continued winter conditions impact daily life in the coming days?
