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A weather system predicted to arrive in New England on Friday, October 16, is expected to deliver approximately half an inch of rainfall to Massachusetts before a drop in temperatures occurs. The forecast for Boston on Saturday suggests a high of around 49°F, while northern regions of New England may experience snowfall at elevated areas, with some locations facing near-freezing temperatures on Sunday morning. This report highlights the anticipated timeline and key developments to monitor as the situation evolves.

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00:00Boston could feel more like late November than mid-October this weekend.
00:04A storm is expected to bring rain and gusty winds to New England on Friday, October 16th.
00:09Massachusetts could receive around half an inch of rain throughout the day.
00:13But the bigger change may arrive after the storm moves through.
00:17Colder air is expected to sweep into the region, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures.
00:22By Saturday, Boston's high is forecast to reach just 49 degrees Fahrenheit, or around 9 degrees Celsius.
00:30Even with clearing skies, gusty winds could make conditions feel colder.
00:34Farther north, parts of New England could see snow, especially in higher elevations.
00:39However, widespread snowfall is not forecast, and Massachusetts is expected to dry out.
00:45The chill could continue into Sunday morning, when some areas may start at or below freezing.
00:51That could bring an early frost risk to vulnerable plants and gardens.
00:55Sunday should turn brighter, with Boston expected to reach around 54 degrees.
01:00The key takeaway, prepare for Friday's rain, then a much colder weekend.
01:05Forecast details may change as the storm approaches.
01:08Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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