COOL & SOGGY
Light rain and snow is exiting the state this evening. Colder air is filling the gap overnight with lows dropping to the 25-30 range.
We start Friday with plentiful sun and a breeze. Throw on a good jacket, but you don’t need anything heavy-duty. The day will remain seasonably cool with highs in the lower 40s. Clouds will increase later on and lead to scattered rain and snow showers from late afternoon through the overnight.
Similar to Thursday, it will not be cold enough for snow accumulation in the Boston area. Higher elevations may see a coating from the northern Worcester Hills to the Monadnocks. The best chance for a few inches of snow will remain focused over the mountains.
WEEKEND IN VIEW
Saturday won’t be particularly cold, but it will be windy. Peak gusts will reach 40-50 mph. Plan on a chilly feel with more 40s and a partly cloudy sky.
Sunday will begin dry and mostly cloudy with temps around 30 degrees. Wind will be light and we’ll warm into the upper 30s as the St. Patrick’s Day parade begins in South Boston. Highs will eventually reach the low 40s under a mostly cloudy sky.
MONDAY STORM
Our next WEATHER ALERT has been issued for Monday. A storm system will bring in heavy rain and strong gusts. Conditions will be messy throughout the day. Temperatures will briefly climb into the 50s or 60s before cooler air quickly returns behind the storm.
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