Despite the forecast for light snow this morning (Tuesday), very little fell and stuck to the ground. Fortunately, we do not have to wait long for more snow as an Alberta Clipper will move through late tonight and drop a few inches on the Berkshires.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been posted for Northern Berkshire only at this point. The Advisory is calling for 2-5" with gusty winds as well. Most of the snow should fall before the Wednesday commute, but due to the unsettled air, lingering snow showers, squalls, and upslope snows are possible throughout the day, which is why the Advisory extends to 1 AM Thursday.
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With the the bulk of the snow slated to fall between 10 PM and 4 AM, we would imagine most road crews will be able to get on top of their plowing and keep roads safe for school buses. But school districts north and east of Pittsfield will definitely have an elevated chance for a delay.
The GSD staff will be surprised if no schools have delays tomorrow. Equally surprising would be any full snow days called. So, depending on whether your are north or south, or are in a high elevation town or in the valley, that will determine your chances of a delay for Wednesday.
We will post early in the AM if any districts shorten the school day.
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