by Meteorologist Jeb Postle
A storm will impact the region to start the week, as periods of rain will impact the region through much of the day. Some heavy downpours are likely. Rainfall amounts should range between a half to 1 inch of rainfall. Also if you are a fan of the mild temperatures, then you are in luck for Monday as temperatures will be in the 60s. After the storm departs late on Monday-early Tuesday morning, colder air will move back into the area. This will help to set up for a rather interesting storm on Wednesday.
As of now, I am thinking of a rain changing to snow during the evening-night across Grafton and Upton. Of course, it is not set and a lot of variables can determine how much rain vs snow could fall across the area. One example of this is the uncertainly of the track of the storm. Stay tuned as I will provide daily updates for this potential travel havoc storm .
Behind this storm, things will dry out for late on Thanksgiving day through the upcoming weekend with mostly sunny skies. However, cold temperatures will prevail.
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