Sunday, February 22, 2027 by Meteorologist Michael Page
The track of Monday’s storm continues to come into focus, with a widespread 1 to 2 feet of snow now expected across the South Shore.
The snow will start after dark on Sunday and continue through most of Monday, though the heaviest snow likely falls Monday morning through midday.
That’s when blizzard conditions are mostly likely, and snow will fall at the rate of 1-3″ per hour.
Travel will be nearly impossible during this time, so Monday will be a work from home day for many, and a snow day for nearly all districts across Southern New England.
Winds will gust 40-60 MPH at times, resulting in scattered power outages and minor coastal flooding, as well.
Unlike the last big storm, this one will feature a heavier, wetter snow as opposed to a very fluffy snow.
The other difference is that this snow will melt faster, since temperatures will warm up this week after the storm.
So far this season, prior to this storm, Hingham has recorded about 42″ of snow. That’s very close to average. This storm will push the seasonal total above average.
Thank you to Metorologist Michael Page and Hingham Jewelers for the hyperlocal weather updates!