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Boston, MA – New England is setting up for a widespread wintry weather pattern from December 18–24, with NOAA’s long-range outlook showing below-normal temperatures in the northern tier and near-normal temperatures farther south. When paired with above-normal precipitation across the region, this pattern increases the likelihood of snow, sleet, freezing rain, and multiple travel disruptions as Christmas Eve approaches.
According to NOAA, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont fall deepest into the below-normal temperature zone, favoring accumulating snow throughout the period. Northern regions—such as Caribou (ME), Berlin (NH), and the Northeast Kingdom (VT)—may see near-daily snow chances, with moderate totals possible between December 20–23…