Sounds terrible overall. Hopefully they’re misinterpreting which is common there
Unsettled pattern develops for mid and late next week as we remain
on the northern fringes of the ridge with a stubborn trough to our
northeast across the Canadian maritimes. This will allow for several
waves of precip to impact southern New England; the first coming
late Tuesday into Wednesday as a warm front generates anafrontal
precipitation. Given a complex thermal profile, a few of the systems
next week, which appear to "reload" every 36 to 48 hours, will bring
p-type issues. Ensemble probabilities indicate the possibility of
accumulating snow, with 3" probs between 10-40% north of the MA
Turnpike, on Wednesday before precipitation eventually changes to a
mix and finally to rain. As temperatures warm progressively through
the week odds increase that each subsequent system will support less
frozen precip and more rain. In total, three rounds of precipitation
by next weekend yield somewhere in the ballpark of 0.5-1.25" QPF for
the region.