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Spring Starts Today, But Rain and Snow Possible Monday
New England weather forecast calls for a mix of sun, rain, and potential snow in the coming days.
Mar. 20, 2026 at 9:50am
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The first day of spring has arrived, but the New England weather forecast is still calling for a mix of rain and even potential snow on Monday. Milder temperatures and sunshine are expected on the first day of spring, but clouds and showers will move in by the afternoon. The rain is expected to continue into the night before clearing out on Saturday. However, a weather system is expected to bring steadier rain on Sunday night and into Monday, potentially mixing with or turning to snow, especially in northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.
Why it matters
Spring weather in New England can be unpredictable, with the region often experiencing a mix of mild and wintry conditions well into the spring months. The potential for snow in late March highlights the variable nature of the region's climate and the challenges in forecasting the weather this time of year.
The details
The spring equinox on March 20 will bring milder temperatures and sunshine to start the day, but clouds and showers are expected to move in by the afternoon. The rain is expected to continue into the night before clearing out on Saturday. However, a weather system is expected to bring steadier rain on Sunday night and into Monday, potentially mixing with or turning to snow, especially in northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.
- The spring equinox is on March 20, 2026.
- Rain is expected to start by 5-6 p.m. on March 20 and continue into the night.
- Saturday, March 21 is expected to be the brightest day of the weekend, with highs near 50 degrees.
- Steadier rain is expected on Sunday night, March 22 and into Monday, March 23.
- The potential for snow is expected on Monday, March 23, especially in northern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire.
The players
Pete Bouchard
A weather forecaster reporting on the spring weather conditions in New England.
What they’re saying
“We're still discussing snow in New England. How far south it reaches Monday is still a question.”
— Pete Bouchard, Weather Forecaster
What’s next
Meteorologists will continue to monitor the weather system and provide updates on the potential for snow on Monday.
The takeaway
Spring weather in New England can be unpredictable, with the region often experiencing a mix of mild and wintry conditions well into the spring months. Residents should be prepared for the possibility of snow, even in late March, and stay tuned to weather forecasts for the latest updates.
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