By Alex Sosnowski, AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologist
March 27,2015; 10:44PM,EDT
Unseasonably cold conditions will hold in the Boston area through this weekend, before temperatures moderate early next week.
Temperatures are forecast to average 10-20 degrees below normal through Sunday. Average temperatures range from a low in the middle 30s to a high near 50 F.
Along with the cold will be a biting wind and some snow on Saturday. The steadiest snow will fall over southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. A few neighborhoods west of Boston could receive enough snow to coat the ground, where the precipitation is heavy enough.
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Where the snow showers do visit, most roads will be just wet, except for the early morning hours.
After the cold bottoms out on Sunday morning with a low in the 20s, temperatures are projected to recover a bit Sunday afternoon.
Snowflakes could pay yet another visit to the area.
A storm system passing through could bring snow showers Sunday night into early Monday.
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The weather next week will feature several days with temperatures near average for late March and early April.
A storm may lead to wet and cooler conditions toward the Easter weekend.
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