BITTER MORNINGS
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. There may be an isolated flurry Wednesday.
NEXT STORM
An Alberta clipper will move through the region Friday night to Saturday. These storms are known for being brief and lower impact, as they don’t pack much moisture. The current forecast is for light snow, perhaps a few to a couple inches of accumulation locally. We’ll need to watch whether the storm strengthens over the ocean Saturday and how long snow showers will linger along the coast. Right now, it looks to strengthen too far from southern New England, but bring substantial snow to northeast Maine and Canada.
Brace for an arctic blast this weekend too. Highs will be stuck in the teens. With a gusty forecast, dangerous subzero wind chills are expected the entire weekend.
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