7 snow maps for the midweek storm

Get ready Massachusetts, snow — and a lot of it — is on the way.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for the entire state, except for the islands, and nearly all of the state is expected to see a foot of snow Wednesday night into Thursday.

“Snow arrives from southwest to northeast during the early evening,” the service said. “Road conditions will deteriorate quickly due to snowfall rates 1-2″ per hour – travel with extreme caution.”

For more detailed information, see what local meteorologists and David Epstein are saying. Below, seven maps predicting the snowfall.

National Weather Service

David Epstein

Added 2″ to the totals based on high confidence of reaching 10″ in nearly all areas. Fluffy snow in Berkshires could exceed 16″. Less confident in exceeding that in eastern MA, but it’s possible. It will depend on banding structure. pic.twitter.com/4F9yzv4UD8

— Dave Epstein (@growingwisdom) December 16, 2020

WBZ

We’ve reached the stage of the forecast where I’m going to try to feature a few “hot spots” where we may get localized higher totals. For this one, looking at the Monadnock Region, Berkshires/southern Greens, and a zone south of Boston. #wbz pic.twitter.com/EOpXzIP49W

— Eric Fisher (@ericfisher) December 16, 2020

WCVB

Projected snow accumulation. 1-2″ per hour snow at times overnight. Heaviest thru Thu. morning. Snow will end over the interior during the afternoon, but linger as lighter snow along The South Shore from Norwell to Plymouth into Thu. Nt. #wcvb pic.twitter.com/rwPPJGXw0Y

— Harvey Leonard (@HarveyWCVB) December 17, 2020

7News

3:30pm WED: Snowfall forecast for the storm. Much of the region will pick up 12″ of snow from this storm. Some locations in Worcester county may end up with a little less. Some locations west & north of downtown Boston may receive over 12″ of snow. #7news pic.twitter.com/vk4qqWLYdO

— Jeremy Reiner (@jreineron7) December 16, 2020

Boston 25 News

SNOW MAP: Just went over the latest data with @kevinboston25 – we have a long way to go with this storm, stay with @boston25 for the latest. pic.twitter.com/pUCUMQcAx4

— Vicki Graf (@VickiGrafWX) December 16, 2020

NBC10 Boston

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