Nor'easter to Bring Heavy Wind and Rain
A nor'easter is expected to bring heavy wind, waves, and rain to Massachusetts, starting Sunday evening.
Sunday will begin with overcast skies, followed by steady rain in the evening and heavy rain at times overnight.
The nor'easter will be caused by the interaction of two separate pieces of upper-level energy, one from the southeast U.S. and another from central Canada, which will spawn a coastal low.
- Areas of flooding rain, gusty wind, and coastal flooding will impact many areas along the East Coast.
- Rain will expand across southern New England late Sunday, with the heaviest downpours likely along the South Shore and Cape Cod Sunday night into Monday morning.
- In Boston, expect a wind-swept, chilly rain beginning late Sunday, potentially lingering into Tuesday.
Author's summary: Nor'easter to hit Massachusetts.
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