Cold and a clipper

CHILL CONTINUES

Temperatures will remain below average, but not quite as frigid as last week. Plan on morning singles and teens followed by highs in the lower 30s most of this work-week. Skies will average partly to mostly sunny.

You might notice a few flurries in the air today, but we’re not expecting anything measurable or widespread.

NEXT STORM

We’ll start watching for accumulation Friday with some ocean effect snow possible, particularly on the South Shore. Anywhere from a coating to an inch may stick throughout the day thanks to a northeast breeze. Most towns and cities will stay dry with partly cloudy skies and increasing cloud cover, especially away from the coast where snow won’t arrive until late at night.

A clipper will move approach from the west with snow developing late Friday night and continuing through Saturday. This won’t be a major storm, but widespread accumulations of 1-3″ are expected and might go a little higher along the immediate coast and Cape where it will be last to taper off Saturday night.

Keep in mind, roads may be slippery much of the day with ongoing light snow.

Cold and wind will blast across the region Saturday night with subzero wind chills. That blustery, bitter cold will last all day Sunday with the risk of frost bite. Don’t be surprised if another Cold Weather Advisory is issued.

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