A lone women made her way in Boston's South End neighborhood during storm earlier in March.
It may be the second week of spring, but the New England winter has one more storm to give after all.
A wintry weather system will arrive in Greater Boston Friday morning and linger in the region until Saturday, potentially leaving double-digit snowfalls in communities near the New Hampshire border, according to the National Weather Service.
The area below the Massachusetts Turnpike could get as much as a half-foot.
“I caution people that this is a pretty tricky system, and those numbers could change,” said weather service meteorologist Matt Doody late Thursday night.
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