These maps show how much snow we could get on Wednesday

Snow is possible in Northern New England late Tuesday into Wednesday. A pond in Westwood, Massachusetts, hosted a hockey game on Jan. 11.Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff

Two weak clipper systems are set to race across New England late Tuesday into Wednesday, bringing another round of snow, this time light showers, mainly up north in New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont.

With not as much energy in the atmosphere, these minor storm systems are expected to produce about 1 to 2 inches up north, with the higher elevations possibly seeing up to 4 inches.

“It looks like it’s going to be a light system, but some of the snow may occur during Wednesday’s morning commute,” said Francis Tarasiewicz, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service.

The snow will most likely be the last one of January, and the coming week otherwise looks clear, Tarasiewicz said.

Boston is set to end the month 1.9 degrees colder, on average, than normal, according to the NWS. December was 0.4 degrees colder than normal. This marks the first time two back-to-back months had colder average temperatures than normal since April and May of 2020, according to NWS Boston.

These maps show the systems' possible development:

Most of the snow will be concentrated along the northern part of the region, with a couple of inches possible along the Mass Pike.Boston Globe

Two weak storms will pass through New England Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing light snow, mostly to Northern New England.Pivotal Weather

Another system will bring more widespread snow showers across New England overnight into Wednesday morning, with lingering snow showers through the afternoon.Boston Globe

A weak cold front will bring some scattered snow showers across New England on Tuesday.Boston Globe

More widespread snow showers will pass through New England on Wednesday.Boston Globe

Breezy conditions in place Tuesday will bring wind gusts above 30 miles per hour at times.Boston Globe

Highs will reach the mid-30s across Greater Boston but will end up colder west and north of the city.Boston Globe

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