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November 23, 2005

Wintry storm to clip region tomorrow

Freezing rain could cause problems late tomorrow for travelers in some interior sections of New England, while high winds on the coast could cause ferry delays or cancellations, according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service.

An Alberta Clipper-type storm will bring a wintry mix to the region on Thanksgiving Day, with snow changing to rain. Up to 4 inches is possible in northwest Massachusetts and southwest New Hampshire, but accumulation is unlikely south and east of the Route 95 corridor, the weather service said in a special weather statement this afternoon.

Pockets of freezing rain are possible in the late morning within interior valles of Cental and western Massachusetts and southwest New Hampshire.

Winds should become stronger along the coast as the day progresses.

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Posted by Jack Perry  at 4:42 PM | Permalink