Did anywhere in Mass. have a White Christmas? And when does the next snow arrive?
Parts of Massachusetts woke Thursday morning to a white Christmas, with snow still coating the ground from prior storms, including some light snowfall this week.
A white Christmas requires having an inch or more of snow on the ground Christmas morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The agency said much of Massachusetts had between a trace and 2 inches of snow on the ground Thursday. Some areas of the state at higher elevations had as much as 4 to 8 inches of snow still on the ground. Still, other areas had no snow cover.
Some light snow may fall Thursday morning into the early afternoon, though forecasters do not expect it to accumulate.
However, the weather service is tracking a storm to arrive Friday night and Saturday that could bring "plowable snow" to parts of Southern New England.
The weather service remains uncertain on the path of the storm and how much snow could fall. The greatest chances of at least three inches of snow are in southwest Connecticut, forecasters said.
In Massachusetts, the Berkshires and the Springfield area have the greatest likelihood of snow. But forecasters said the path of the storm would become clearer as it neared.
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