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Bruins-Islanders Game 1 Set For Saturday Night At TD GardenWe don't have a full series schedule just yet, but at least we know when the Bruins and the Islanders will begin their second-round series.<doc-sep>It may be spring, but a few flakes could fall in New England on Monday. The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for Monday, cautioning of the potential for a wintry mix of rain and snow in parts of Central and Western Massachusetts. “Snow mixes with rain at high elevations of the Berkshires and Worcester Hills tonight. Accumulations of 1 to 2 inches are possible at elevations of 1500 feet or higher.” Snow and sleet fell on parts of the state on Sunday, leading to a speed reduction on the Massachusetts Turnpike from the New York state line to Springfield. In Eastern Massachusetts, strong winds will be of more concern. A gale warning will be in effect from 2 p.m. Monday until 9 p.m. in the evening for the Vineyard Sound and Buzzards Bay. “East winds with gusts up to 35 mph will drive seas against the coastline, with a potential 1 to 2 foot storm surge," the National Weather Service said. "This may generate splash over and some beach erosion along vulnerable shorelines in east coastal Massachusetts during the high tide late tonight.”<doc-sep>Snow, ice causes multiple crashes on Massachusetts Turnpike, forces lower speed limit Share Shares Copy Link Copy Hide Transcript Show Transcript NOT. DUKE: NICHOLE JUST SAID THAT. MIKE: IT’S PART OF THE TRADITION. I HAVE A COUPLE THINGS TO TALK ABOUT. WE HAVE A WEAK, W AND I EMPHASIZEEAK -- AND I EMPHASIZE WEAK -- NOR’EASTER COMING IN. ONCE YOU CROSS THE BY, A GOOD HALF INCH TO THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH OF RAIN FELL. BEFORE IT’S OVER WITH, SOME OF YOU MAY PICK UP AN INCH OF RAIN OUT OF THIS WHOLE THING. THIS IS ALL PART OF THE SYSTEM WORKING ITS WAY THROUGH. AS YOU LOOK TO THE NORTH, IT IS PRETTY LIGHT STUFF. YOU LOOK AT NEW BEDFORD THROUGH THE OUTER CAPE. THERE’S A PRETTY GOOD DOWNPOUR. THIS WHOLE SYSTEM WILL GO AWAY AND RIGHT BEHIND IT IS ANOTHER ONE. THIS ONE WILL IMPACT US AS WE TALK ABOUT TOMORROW NIGHT AND IT MAY JUST CLIP US ON THE EVENING COMMUTE. A LOT OF GRAY SKIES IN THE CITY. IT’S 44 DEGREES. THIS IS COLD STUFF FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR, DESPITE THE FACT THAT WE HAVE A SOUTH WIND UP FIVE MILES PER HOUR. WORCESTER AT 37 DEGREES. A LITTLE WARMER IN THE AREAS THAT DID NOT PICK UP MUCH RAIN TODAY, BUT WHERE THE RAIN CAME DOWN, IT IS HOLDING TEMPERATURES IN THE 40’S. NANTUCKET, 41 DEGREES. WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. BETWEEN NOW AND 8:00, THE RAIN WILL DIMINISH A LITTLE BIT. LOOK AT THESE TEMPERATURES. THEY GO NOWHERE. AT IT IS GOING TO BE A CHILLY NIGHT TONIGHT. THERE MAY BE A FEW BREAKS IN THE OVERCAST. TOMORROW AFTERNOON, ANOTHER ROUND OF RAIN MOVING IN. TONIGHT, WE WILL CALL IT EVENING RAIN. THERE COULD BE SLEEPS MIXING IN FROM THE NORTH AND WEST. CLOUDY AND COLD AS LOW AS DROPPED TO 44 DEGREES. TOMORROW, CLOUDY SKIES, AFTERNOON RAIN. IT WILL NOT BE VERY WARM TOMORROW EITHER. 52 52 DEGREES IS AS WARM AS IT GETS. THIS WHOLE THING WILL SPEND ITS WAY UP SURE. THAT IS WHY I HAVE HAD TO PUT A LITTLE SNOW IN THE FORECAST. BUT YOU’VE GOT TO GET ELEVATION ABOVE 1500 THE. HERE IS -- 1500 FEET. HERE IS THE MAP. THE EARLY COMMUTE LOOKS OK. TOWARD THE END OF THE COMMUTE, WE HAVE THE RAIN COMING IN. THE RAIN WILL BE WITH US. WITH ELEVATION EARLY TUESDAY MORNING, THERE COULD BE SNOW MIXING IN WITH IT. ONE GOOD THING ABOUT THE TUESDAY MORNING COMMUTE, MOST OF THIS WILL BE MOVING PRETTY QUICKLY. I THINK THE TUESDAY MORNING COMMUTE WILL BE OK, BUT DURING THE DAY WE WILL HAVE HIT OR MISS SCATTERED SHOWERS. HOW MUCH RAIN? ABOUT DOUBLE WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT. I BELIEVE IT OR NOT THERE WILL BE A FEW FLURRIES. WE MIGHT SEE A LIG COATING ON THE GRASSY AREAS. I KNOW, YOU’RE LOOKING AT THE CALENDAR IN THINKING THIS IS JUST NOT RIGHT. I AGREE WITH YOU. AT SO, I HAVE MADE MONDAY AND TUESDAY NUISANCE WEATHER DAYS. AFTERNOON ON MONDAY, MORNING RAIN ENDING ON TUESDAY. EMILY WEDNESDAY WE GET SUNSHINE. 58 DEGREES. THERE’S A CHANCE OF SPOTTY SHOWERS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. RIGHT NOW THEY DO NOT LOOK LIKE BIG EVENTS. WE WILL WARM THINGS UP A LITTLE BIT. I HAVE BACK TO THE TEMPERATURES OFF A LITTLE BIT. IT LOOKS LIKE WE WILL GO INTO A COOLER PATTERN. THE 60’S W GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Submit Privacy Notice<doc-sep>
A nor’easter that will bring heavy rain and snow for some in parts of Massachusetts is going to move into the region Monday evening.“We are going to have wind. We are going to have rain, and in the higher elevations, we are going to have snow tonight,” meteorologist Cindy Fitzgibbon said. “If you are out in the Worcester Hills, the Berkshires, there could be a coating to an inch of snow.”The rain moves in between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.Info: Check hour-by-hour Futurecast | Interactive Radar“The rain will be heavy at times overnight. It is going to rain very hard,” Fitzgibbon said.By early Tuesday morning, the rain will begin to taper off. “Tuesday starts with rain. It’s a windy and chilly day though, with temperatures only in the 40s,” Fitzgibbon said.The storm will start to pull away on Wednesday. There will be breaks of sunshine with temperatures in the 50s.Toward the end of the week, a couple of fronts will move in. There could be a passing shower early Thursday and early Friday.More seasonal temperatures return for the weekend. A nor’easter that will bring heavy rain and snow for some in parts of Massachusetts is going to move into the region Monday evening. “We are going to have wind. We are going to have rain, and in the higher elevations, we are going to have snow tonight,” meteorologist Cindy Fitzgibbon said. “If you are out in the Worcester Hills, the Berkshires, there could be a coating to an inch of snow.” The rain moves in between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Info: Check hour-by-hour Futurecast | Interactive Radar “The rain will be heavy at times overnight. It is going to rain very hard,” Fitzgibbon said. By early Tuesday morning, the rain will begin to taper off. “Tuesday starts with rain. It’s a windy and chilly day though, with temperatures only in the 40s,” Fitzgibbon said. Keeping an eye on the Tuesday morning high tide ... Increasing ENE winds overnight, a 1-2ft surge and big waves offshore could lead to splashover along the coast #wcvb pic.twitter.com/5OwQsn9ury — Cindy Fitzgibbon (@Met_CindyFitz) May 13, 2019 The storm will start to pull away on Wednesday. There will be breaks of sunshine with temperatures in the 50s. Toward the end of the week, a couple of fronts will move in. There could be a passing shower early Thursday and early Friday. More seasonal temperatures return for the weekend.