New England Storm Planner

New England Storm Planner This page is about upcoming and current storms in the New England region of the United States.

SNOW/RAIN/ICE STORM TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: Snowfall will fall for most of Maine (not including southern/coastal parts). 5...
12/28/2025

SNOW/RAIN/ICE STORM TONIGHT AND TOMORROW: Snowfall will fall for most of Maine (not including southern/coastal parts). 5-8 inches expected in northern Maine with 3-5 inches surrounding it.

Ice accumulations up to 0.5" are expected for most of New Hampshire and parts of Vermont. Isolated amounts over 0.5" possible. This will be a major event and power outages are likely in this scenario. This will affect the commute tomorrow morning as well.

The system should move in around midnight and spread during the early AM hours. Most of the region should have precipitation falling or have fallen by sunrise in the morning

Watching another storm system for Monday. Freezing rain and ice will be a factor mainly from Vermont to much of Maine. I...
12/27/2025

Watching another storm system for Monday. Freezing rain and ice will be a factor mainly from Vermont to much of Maine. Ice accumulations over 0.25" are possible in New Hampshire and Vermont. Between 0.1-0.25" are likely surrounding it.

Snowfall is expected in northern Maine as well. Currently expecting between 3 and 5 inches there. I may post a snowfall map tomorrow.

Tonight's storm system will dump several inches of snow for southern New England. Western MA and CT should get the most ...
12/26/2025

Tonight's storm system will dump several inches of snow for southern New England. Western MA and CT should get the most snow. Mainly 5-8 inches should fall in these areas. Isolated 8+ inch amounts are possible as heavy snowfall and timing could play a role.

The snowfall should wrap up by the end of tomorrow morning. Snow should start between 5-8 pm for western CT and MA.

A round of snow is expected for southern New England tomorrow night. Connecticut should get the most snow. For now wou...
12/25/2025

A round of snow is expected for southern New England tomorrow night. Connecticut should get the most snow. For now would say between 4 and 8 inches for much of the state. I may post a snowfall map tomorrow for this.

A winter storm warning is in effect for western Connecticut with winter weather advisories for central Connecticut and western Massachusetts.

Ended up just shy of 10 inches of snow in Gorham, Maine
12/24/2025

Ended up just shy of 10 inches of snow in Gorham, Maine

Final snowfall prediction: The jackpot should be north and east of Portland, Maine. Up to 12 inches of snow may fall in ...
12/23/2025

Final snowfall prediction: The jackpot should be north and east of Portland, Maine. Up to 12 inches of snow may fall in that area. Surrounding areas should get 5-8 inches, with lesser amounts around that and 1-3 inches for most of southern New England. Snowfall has already started in Connecticut and Rhode Island

Snowfall will move up the region during the day and the heaviest snow will be during the night and last until tomorrow morning.

Well these will be my current snowfall predictions. The models are not in agreement with who will get the most snow but ...
12/22/2025

Well these will be my current snowfall predictions. The models are not in agreement with who will get the most snow but I've narrowed it down to just north and east of Portland, Maine. Up to 10 inches of snow may pile up in the area highlighted in pink. Nearby areas should expect between 5 and 8 inches. I may change this if needed tomorrow morning.

The snow should start in southern New England during the morning with Vermont to Maine getting in on the action during the afternoon. The heaviest snow for southern Maine will be during the night and should end by 10am the next morning.

I do expect most of the region to see snowfall, with a mixing between rain and snow in southern New England. Still watch...
12/22/2025

I do expect most of the region to see snowfall, with a mixing between rain and snow in southern New England. Still watching the bullseye scenario for southern Maine, where a slow-moving heavy snow band is expected for that area.

Winter storm watches have been issued for the chance of at least 6 inches of snow for southern Maine. These will likely be upgraded to warnings at some point. I may post my snow totals this afternoon if models agree as well as the timing of the snow.

Watching a storm system for Tuesday afternoon and night. The heaviest snowfall for now looks to be parts of southern M...
12/21/2025

Watching a storm system for Tuesday afternoon and night. The heaviest snowfall for now looks to be parts of southern Maine near Portland. This is due to a slow moving heavy snow band that may pass over the area. Both the GFS and Euro models currently indicate this. This could change.

Most other areas could see between 1 to 3 inches or 2 to 4 inches of snowfall. This shouldn't be a major system but will watch for any potential changes. I will post my own snow totals either sometime tomorrow or Tuesday morning at the latest.

The next weather event after today will be on Tuesday. Snowfall looks likely for most with rain in southern New England....
12/19/2025

The next weather event after today will be on Tuesday. Snowfall looks likely for most with rain in southern New England. Could be looking for at least three inches of snow in some areas. This could change so will wait to post any snow totals.

Tomorrow will be much cooler and drier with high temperatures in the 30s and 20s. Tuesday will be the next round of precipitation.

Wind gusts will be a serious problem on the Maine coast tomorrow. Could have some gusts of at least 70 mph on the water....
12/18/2025

Wind gusts will be a serious problem on the Maine coast tomorrow. Could have some gusts of at least 70 mph on the water. Power outages are expected in this case.

Update for Friday: The wind gusts coming from this system will be a significant problem. The entire region should expect...
12/17/2025

Update for Friday: The wind gusts coming from this system will be a significant problem. The entire region should expect gusts to 40 mph, with stronger gusts expected for many areas. Much of coastal Maine and Cape Cod Massachusetts should see between 55-65 mph gusts, with isolated 70 mph gusts on the immediate coast in Maine (shown in dark red).

Power outages can be expected along coastal areas with possible/likely chances further inland. Rainfall will be at least an inch for most areas along with snow melt.

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