Today is our one “cold” day this week with temperatures maxing out in the mid to upper 30s across most of the region. The clouds will thicken throughout the day and some very light, mixed precipitation will arrive after dark tonight.
The precipitation will be light and fairly quick tonight, lasting only a few hours. It will move from west to east across southern New England largely between 9p and 2a.
Temperatures will be very close to the freezing mark in a large portion of our area, mainly along and north of the Mass Pike. Therefore, there could be a mix of light snow, sleet and freezing rain.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for that area, mainly for the concern of some slippery travel.
The precipitation tapers off after 2am and it is long gone by the time most folks hit the roads early on Wednesday.
The rest of the week looks mild…On Friday we could even approach some record high temperatures!
That would be some story, coming just a few days after a record cold shot (Saturday morning)!
Lastly, we are still tracking a couple of storms later this week…it looks like a rainy Thursday evening/night and then a second storm may approach on Saturday. Still much to be determined with that one. Will it miss to our south? Could it bring some wintry mix or snow? All still on the table. We will keep you updated!
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