New England Storm Planner

01/10/2026

Expecting a storm system tonight that will bring rain, snow, and freezing rain. Much of northern New England should see at least a couple inches of snow, with northern Maine seeing the most snowfall. Areas to the south should expect mostly rain

This system should be mostly complete by the morning, with some rain and snow showers lingering into the afternoon. Winter weather advisories are in effect for parts of VT, NH MA, and much of Maine

01/07/2026

Expecting the next round of precipitation on Friday evening. Mainly rain showers and nothing else. A more widespread system with rain, snow, and freezing rain will happen on Saturday night. There will be just rain in southern New England then snow and freezing rain to the north.

Not expecting too much after Saturday night for a few days. There shouldn't be any major snowfall events in the region over the next couple weeks.

01/06/2026

I do expect there to be 3-6 inches of snow tonight for much of Vermont, New Hampshire, and western/central Maine. A switch to freezing rain will occur towards the coast and into southern New Hampshire and parts of Massachusetts.

This will cause slippery roads tomorrow morning especially for roads that are untreated. School delays and cancellations are possible for areas that get snow and/or freezing rain.

01/05/2026

Snowfall is ongoing and will continue over the next few hours in the region. Most areas should get up to an inch, with 1-2 inches expected for most of Vermont, New Hampshire, and coastal Maine. Up to 3 inches may fall towards midcoast Maine.

Watching another system on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning. Rain, freezing rain and snow are all expected. Most of northern New England will have snow fall with a switch to freezing rain for central/coastal parts of the region (mainly southern NH and southern/central Maine).

01/04/2026

Very cold temperatures are expected tonight with much of northern New England to drop below zero degrees. Other areas will be in the single digits to teens at most.

Expecting a light snowfall tomorrow night for most of the region. Expect up to an inch of snow at most for areas that get some flakes.

01/01/2026

2026 will begin with snow

01/01/2026

12/31/2025

I am expecting snowfall tonight in the region. Minor snowfall is expected for most with heavier snow in eastern Maine. Downeast Maine is expected to get the most with 6-8 inches of snow in that area. Isolated 8+" amounts are possible.

Most areas should get a coating to 2 inches of snow with higher elevations and Cape Cod Massachusetts getting slightly more. Overall not a major snowfall besides eastern Maine but could cause some travel issues tonight.

12/29/2025

After today there won't be too much precipitation for sometime. Tomorrow will be cold and windy with high temperatures ranging from the single digits to upper 20s.

Wind advisories have been issued for most areas for the potential of 40-50 mph gusts that could cause some power outages.

12/28/2025

SNOW/RAIN/ICE STORM TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: Snowfall will fall for most of Maine (not including southern/coastal parts). 5-8 inches expected in northern Maine with 3-5 inches surrounding it.

Ice accumulations up to 0.5" are expected for most of New Hampshire and parts of Vermont. Isolated amounts over 0.5" possible. This will be a major event and power outages are likely in this scenario. This will affect the commute tomorrow morning as well.

The system should move in around midnight and spread during the early AM hours. Most of the region should have precipitation falling or have fallen by sunrise in the morning

12/27/2025

Watching another storm system for Monday. Freezing rain and ice will be a factor mainly from Vermont to much of Maine. Ice accumulations over 0.25" are possible in New Hampshire and Vermont. Between 0.1-0.25" are likely surrounding it.

Snowfall is expected in northern Maine as well. Currently expecting between 3 and 5 inches there. I may post a snowfall map tomorrow.

12/26/2025

Tonight's storm system will dump several inches of snow for southern New England. Western MA and CT should get the most snow. Mainly 5-8 inches should fall in these areas. Isolated 8+ inch amounts are possible as heavy snowfall and timing could play a role.

The snowfall should wrap up by the end of tomorrow morning. Snow should start between 5-8 pm for western CT and MA.