At Providence, significant snowfall is possible but unlikely today (Mon) 10:00am-4:00pm, with an offshore storm bringing 4-6 inches to the Cape and Islands but expected to have minimal impact inland unless it tracks substantially farther north than predicted.
While the chance of precipitation in the metropolitan area is only 20%, it will be all snow if it occurs with afternoon temperatures reaching only into the high 20s.
The median accumulation forecast in the city is 1 inch, with probabilities 75% for at least 0.1 in, 58% for 1 in, 41% for 2 in, 16% for 4 in, 4% for 6 in, 1% for 8 in, and near 0% for12 in. The latest mid-morning forecast very slightly increases accumulation amounts from the early morning forecast.
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