Cold and cloudy start, few flurries

WEEKEND IN VIEW

It’s a chilly and overcast start across the region this morning, and the clouds won’t be going anywhere fast. A few flurries are possible through midday, but this looks to be a low-impact event. At most, expect a patchy coating mainly north and west of Rt 128—just enough to dust a few car tops and lawns.

Despite the gray skies, temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 30s, which is still cool for this time of year but not as cold as we were yesterday.

Cloud cover hangs tough on Sunday with highs again in the upper 30s. Another weak boundary approaches late in the day, bringing the chance for a few more flurries that could linger into early Monday morning.

NEXT WEEK

Skies clear on Monday, giving us plenty of sunshine—but don’t let it fool you. A colder air mass settles in, and highs will struggle to get out of the mid-20s. It will be the coldest day of the stretch.

Early Tuesday morning brings single-digit lows, the coldest temperatures of the week and some of the coldest of the season so far. We do warm slightly by afternoon with highs in the low 30s.

We moderate nicely by Wednesday and Thursday as temperatures bounce back into the 40s. Another storm system swings through during this time, bringing a small chance for rain showers or snow showers, depending on timing and temperatures.

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