BRRR
It’s been below freezing for nine days now in the Boston area. Temperatures will remain well below average, but not quite as frigid as last week. Plan on highs in the upper 20s and lower 30s this work-week. The forecast will remain partly to mostly sunny and likely dry.
We’re closely watching the morning high tide at 11 AM. A COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY will be in effect for minor coastal flooding and beach erosion through 2 PM. Watch out for ice where water splashes onto beach roads.
NEXT STORM
Most days this week will be cool and partly sunny. There may be a few flurries on the Cape Wednesday, though that storm is favored to be a “miss”.
The next widespread chance for snow will be late Friday into Saturday with an Alberta clipper. These storms are known for being brief and lower impact, as they don’t pack much moisture. The current forecast is for light snow. We’ll need to watch whether the storm strengthens over the ocean Saturday and how long snow showers will linger along the coast. Also plan on a major temperature drop this weekend with blustery winds.
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