If Your High, Your Fly

That's the motto I live by and that is the golden ticket for this storm.

Timeline as follows:

This Afternoon into early Evening, expect light rain to become steady to heavy after nightfall. It is all rain for us inside of 495 and even outside of 495, only areas over 1000 ft will see snow in this portion of the storm.

Overnight, the fun begins. The rain/snow line will collapse back south as temperatures cool overnight. Probably happens after about 9pm. We could see a very slushy inch or 2 but I doubt it sticks to anything but grass and cars.

Tomorrow Morning into the Afternoon, the storm begins to get sucked back to the west by our stuck upper level Low over the Great Lakes and with that movement, the winds shift to the south and warm up all of Massachusetts and even parts of New Hampshire and Vermont. Heavy rain follows all morning into the afternoon, washing away pretty much all snow we get in the Boston area. Temps will be in the mid to low 40's.

Tomorrow Night, the rain will lessen up around midnight. After midnight, we could see some snow mixed in through Thursday morning, but no accumulation is expected.

We get a very short break on Thursday and then the next storm moves in, following pretty much the same path but this one looks to be moving a lot slower and will carry a lot more wind with it.

Our friend the sun won't be back for awhile and my cat is so upset about it that he is hiding in a brown paper bag. He hates the rain.