Good evening. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

That inch and a half of snow we saw yesterday? It's turning into a real headache overnight. Freezing rain is falling across much of the state right now, creating a glaze of ice on top of that fresh powder. The Berkshires are under a Winter Weather Advisory until 5 A.M. If you're east of Worcester, expect the steadiest precipitation between 1 and 3 A.M. It's a crisp 31 degrees in Boston, 29 in Worcester. And a biting 26 out in the Berkshires.

In the next 24 hours. In Here's good news, the wintry mix tapers off by daybreak. But you'll want to watch for black ice on your morning commute. Fog will likely linger in the valleys until around 9 A.M. After that, the sun breaks through and you'll see a nice warm-up. Highs range from 47 to 51 degrees across the state — about 22 degrees above normal for early March. That's a sweet spot for March.

Tonight stays dry under partly cloudy skies. Lows dip to 31 along the coast and 22 in western Massachusetts. Fog may redevelop late, so keep that in mind if you're out late.

Thursday brings our next system. Rain arrives by late morning. But here's the twist: cold air surges south Thursday night. Rain mixes with sleet and freezing rain north of the Mass Pike. That could create slick roads Thursday evening into Friday morning. Friday looks raw and chilly with highs only in the upper 30s.

But hang in there, folks. A major pattern change arrives this weekend. Saturday and Sunday bring highs in the mid 50s. Monday hits 58 degrees. Tuesday could reach 63. Spring is knocking on the door.

Set your alarm a few minutes early tomorrow to deal with the fog. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

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Good afternoon. Massachusetts. I'm Jack O'Malley.

Folks, that snow falling outside your window right now? It's about to pull a fast one on you. A Winter Weather Advisory runs statewide until 5 A.M. Wednesday. And the real danger isn't the snow. It's what comes next.

In the next 24 hours. Here's what's going on up in the atmosphere. A low pressure system is shoving warm air overhead while cold air stays locked at the surface. That collision is a recipe for freezing rain. We've already picked up seven tenths of an inch of snow. Around 7 P.M., everything flips to freezing rain. Then plain rain overnight.

Out in the Berkshires, you're sitting at 26 degrees. That's where ice accumulation gets serious. Cover those steps. Salt those walkways. Push east toward Worcester and you're at 29 degrees. Still slick territory. Boston and the coast hover right at 32 degrees. That razor's edge between ice and just wet.

Wednesday morning brings patchy fog, then sunshine muscles through. Highs climb into the upper 40s east, low 50s central. About 26 degrees above normal. Your reward for surviving tonight.

But Thursday throws another curveball. Rain arrives, then cold air sneaks south Thursday night. North of the Mass Pike, that rain changes to sleet and freezing rain. Again. Friday feels raw. Highs stuck in the mid 30s.

Now the plot twist worth waiting for. Southwest flow arrives this weekend. Saturday hits the low 50s. Sunday pushes near 60. By early next week, some spots could touch 63 degrees. That kind of warmth melts snowpack fast, so keep an eye on low lying areas near streams.

One last thing. Tonight's full moon rises at sunset. If those clouds crack open even briefly, it'll turn that icy landscape into something gorgeous. Worth a glance out the window.

Charge your phone tonight and keep a flashlight handy. Ice and power lines don't play nice together.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. Massachusetts. I'm Jack O'Malley.

That heavy snow you heard this morning? Just the opening act. We picked up about seven-tenths of an inch overnight. And after a bitter low of 26 degrees, we're sitting at 29 degrees with freezing rain moving in.

In the next 24 hours. Here's the breakdown across the state. Western Massachusetts is in the thick of it. Freezing rain continues through the night with temperatures holding at 26 degrees. Ice accumulation up to half an inch is possible in the Berkshires, so a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until 5 A.M. Wednesday.

Central Massachusetts sits at 29 degrees. You'll see freezing rain transition to plain rain by early morning. Eastern Massachusetts hovers right at the freezing mark at 32 degrees. Freezing rain before 7 P.M. Switches over to rain overnight.

Travel tonight will be tricky. Untreated surfaces are turning icy, especially inland, so take it slow.

But here's the good news. Wednesday brings a complete turnaround. Morning fog burns off and sunshine takes over. Highs reach 46 degrees in Boston, 51 in Worcester. And 49 in the Berkshires. That's about 26 degrees above normal for early March.

Thursday starts with rain, but here's the twist. Cold air surges south Thursday night, changing that rain to sleet and freezing rain north of the Mass Pike. Friday stays raw with highs stuck in the mid-30s.

Then the pattern flips. Saturday and Sunday bring highs in the mid-50s to near 60 degrees. That standing snow? It will melt fast.

Tonight's full moon will be playing hide-and-seek behind the clouds. Sunrise is at 6:18 A.M., with sunset at 5:37 P.M. We're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight.

If you're heading out, grab your heavy coat. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

Take care

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Good morning. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

That clear sky and biting 29 degrees-degree chill? Enjoy the quiet. Because a storm is knocking on the door. A system approaching from the west is about to crash into the cold air locked over New England. That collision sets the stage for a messy day.

In the next 24 hours. Snow arrives late morning and spreads northeast. Western Massachusetts sees flakes by 10 A.M. Central areas catch them around 11. Eastern Massachusetts gets in on the action by noon. The action peaks around 4 P.M. — right during your drive home. Expect a coating to 2 inches statewide, but the timing is the real trouble.

Here's where it gets tricky. Warmer air pushes in tonight. That snow changes to rain along the coast. But inland? You stay cold enough for freezing rain overnight. Untreated roads turn into ice rinks as lows hover right around freezing.

Wednesday brings a complete reset. Watch for morning fog and black ice, then sunshine breaks through. Highs surge into the low 50s. Some spots hit 55 degrees. That's a massive 29 degrees-degree jump from today's high of 34.

Thursday stays mild near 45 with rain likely. Another wintry mix threatens Thursday night into Friday. Then we see a real pattern shift. Highs climb to the mid-50s this weekend. By Monday? We could be looking at low 60s.

Today's high of 34 is 29 degrees below normal, but spring is knocking. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight each day now. The spring equinox is just two weeks away.

Take it slow on the evening drive. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

That crisp 22 degrees on your thermometer this morning? That's modified Arctic air sitting over New England like a heavy blanket. Clear skies overnight let the heat escape. and we bottomed out at 18 degrees. but here's the thing. This cold is retreating. and a warm front is marching north to replace it.

In the next 24 hours. The problem is what happens when those two air masses collide. That warm front lifts north tomorrow. and precipitation falling into our lingering cold air means business. We're looking at a wintry mix statewide Tuesday afternoon and evening.

The Winter Weather Advisory kicks in at noon Tuesday and runs through Wednesday morning. Here's the setup. Western Massachusetts sees snow starting around 10 A.M., transitioning to freezing rain by evening. Central Massachusetts gets going by 11 A.M. With snow and sleet. Eastern Massachusetts starts around noon with wet snow that flips to rain by late afternoon.

Accumulations stay modest. Up to an inch of snow and sleet, plus a light glaze of ice. but even a little ice makes roads treacherous, especially for the Tuesday evening commute.

Wednesday brings redemption. Sunshine returns, highs climb into the low 50s. and it'll feel like a different season entirely.

Thursday night into Friday, another system could bring more wintry mix. but then. A pattern shift. Southwest flow this weekend pushes temperatures into the 50s Saturday and near 60 degrees Sunday and Monday. Spring is flexing, even if winter gets one more swing first.

Tonight's lows drop to 18 degrees in Boston, 14 in Worcester. and a bitter 9 degrees out in the Berkshires. Tomorrow's highs reach 39 degrees east, 37 central, 36 west.

If your Tuesday commute involves bridges or overpasses, give yourself extra time. That ice catches a lot of good drivers off guard.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good afternoon. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

That sunshine outside? It's a bit of a trick. We're sitting at 27 degrees right now. and believe it or not, we aren't moving much from there. Highs today stall out in the upper 20s—about 9 degrees colder than usual. A dome of Arctic air is parked right over us, keeping things crisp.

In the next 24 hours. But don't get too comfortable. Change is already brewing to our south.

Tonight stays clear and frigid. Eastern Massachusetts drops to 15 degrees. Central areas fall to 14. and out in the Berkshires? You're shivering at 9 degrees.

Tuesday brings the first round of action. That warm front to our south lifts northward, bringing snow with it. Western Massachusetts sees flakes start flying around 10 A.M. Central areas join in by 11 A.M. and here in the east, you'll spot snow around 2 P.M.

Now for the messy part. The interior faces a tricky transition. Snow changes to freezing rain, leaving a light glaze on untreated surfaces. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect from noon Tuesday through Wednesday morning. The Tuesday evening commute looks slippery west of I-9, so take it slow.

Boston and the coast catch a break. You'll see a quick shot of wet snow, then a switch to plain rain.

Wednesday is your redemption day. Sunshine returns. and highs shoot into the upper 40s to low 50s. It'll feel like a different season.

Thursday night into Friday could bring another wintry mix. but the weekend is where it gets interesting. Southwest flow takes over. Saturday hits the low 50s. Sunday could reach 60 degrees. Spring is knocking.

If your pipes survived last night, buy them a thank you card. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

That wind hitting your face right now? That's Canada saying hello. A massive high pressure system, 1040 millibars, slid straight down from the Arctic overnight and parked itself on top of us. We're seventeen degrees below normal. This isn't early March weather. This is January pretending it still has a lease.

In the next 24 hours. Step outside right now and you'll feel it. Eastern Massachusetts sits at 5 degrees. Wind chills near minus 6 around 6 A.M. Head west toward Worcester or Springfield and it's even worse. Three degrees. Feels like 5 to 7 below zero. The kind of cold where your nostrils stick together on the first breath.

Now here's the trick today. Brilliant sunshine all day long. That March sun angle is strong enough to fool your eyes. but the air mass is just too dense and cold to budge. Eastern Mass tops out at 26 degrees. Central hits 27. Western Mass reaches 29. Sunshine without warmth. Like a fireplace on a screensaver.

Tonight stays clear and bitter. Lows drop to 7 degrees in the east, 9 central, 5 out west under that gorgeous waxing gibbous moon.

Tuesday is where the plot twist lives. A coastal low slides north bringing snow and sleet late morning. That transitions to freezing rain, then plain rain by evening. Highs jump to near 40 degrees. Tuesday afternoon travel could get messy.

Looking ahead. Wednesday through Friday stays unsettled with rain chances and highs climbing into the 40s, even flirting with 50. Then a ridge builds in for the weekend. Sunday could hit 57 to 59 degrees. That's a thirty degree swing from this morning's deep freeze.

Spring equinox is eighteen days out, folks. Today is winter's last real haymaker. Charge your phone before you leave. Cold like this drains batteries fast.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Folks, an Arctic cold front knifed through the state overnight. It's dragging the coldest air we've seen all season straight out of Canada. That little dusting of snow this morning? Just the appetizer. The main course is a deep freeze arriving tonight.

In the next 24 hours. Right now, eastern Massachusetts sits at 38 degrees with a few stray flakes still possible before 2 P.M. Skies clear this afternoon, but don't let the sunshine fool you. Northwest winds are pumping in colder air by the hour. Slide west into the Worcester hills and you're already down to 36. Out in the Berkshires? Thirty four degrees with a sharper north wind. You can feel that Canadian air settling in like it owns the place.

Tonight is when things get serious. Clear skies and calm winds mean the heat just radiates away. Eastern Massachusetts drops to 9 degrees. Central Mass bottoms out around 6. With wind chills dipping below zero. Western Mass hits 7 degrees. That's the kind of cold where your car groans when you turn the key. If you're stepping out early tomorrow, layer up like you're angry at winter. A light jacket won't cut it.

Monday brings wall to wall sunshine but zero warmth. Highs barely touch 27 degrees statewide. That's nearly 20 degrees below normal for early March. Wind chills hover near zero all day.

Now the week ahead tells an interesting story. Tuesday starts with snow, then flips to rain by evening as warmer air muscles in. Wednesday through Friday stay unsettled with showers. but the temperatures? They rocket up. We're talking highs near 50 by midweek, maybe mid 50s by next weekend. Spring's making a comeback.

In One bright spot. Sunrise was 6, 21 this morning, sunset at 5:34. We're gaining three minutes of daylight every day now.

Charge your phone tonight and leave it off the cold windowsill. Batteries hate single digits.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good afternoon. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Folks, happy meteorological spring. and what a joke that's. An arctic cold front is bulldozing through the state right now, dragging snow and brutally cold air behind it.

In the next 24 hours. Light snow is sweeping west to east this afternoon. The Berkshires caught it first around 9 A.M. Boston sees it by late morning. The coast clears out early afternoon. Don't panic. We're talking a dusting to maybe an inch. Just enough to make your sidewalk annoying.

Now the temperatures. Western Massachusetts actually tops out at 34 degrees today with the heaviest snow. Central Mass sits right at freezing. Eastern Mass reaches 33 degrees with northwest gusts near 13 miles an hour. That wind has teeth.

But tonight is the real story. Skies clear and the bottom falls out. Eastern Mass drops to 5 degrees. Central Mass. 2 degrees. Western Mass hits 3. Wind chills by early Monday morning? 7 to 8 below zero. That's frostbite territory on exposed skin in under 30 minutes. Cover up if you're walking the dog before sunrise.

Monday brings sunshine but zero warmth. Highs barely crack the upper 20s. That's 12 degrees below normal. Spring, indeed.

Now the plot twist. Tuesday a warm front rolls in with a wintry mix. Snow first, then freezing rain, then plain rain. Wednesday through Friday stay unsettled with rain chances each day, but temperatures rebound into the 40s and 50s. That's more like it. The spring equinox is two and a half weeks away. and by next weekend we might actually believe it.

In One more thing worth celebrating. Sunrise hit 6, 21 A.M. Today. Sunset at 5:34 P.M. We're gaining almost three minutes of daylight every day now. The light is winning.

Charge your phone tonight. Cold this deep kills batteries fast.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Massachusetts. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Happy meteorological spring, folks. and the atmosphere is celebrating by throwing one last arctic tantrum. A cold front is sliding across the state right now, dragging Canadian air behind it like a bad mood. That front is the reason you're waking up to snow.

In the next 24 hours. Light flakes are already flying in the Berkshires. By 8 A.M., they're coating windshields out there. Central Mass picks up snow through midmorning. Eastern Mass, your turn comes late morning into early afternoon. We're talking a dusting to an inch. Not a blockbuster. but enough to make side streets greasy. Take it slow.

Highs today barely kiss freezing. The whole state lands between 32 and 34 degrees. That's a solid 12 degrees below normal for the first day of March. Your car's thermometer will feel like it's lying.

Now the real punch comes tonight. Once the sun drops, temperatures nosedive. Western Mass craters to 3 degrees. Central bottoms out at 2. The coast holds on to a balmy 5. Winds at 7 to 10 miles an hour push wind chills to minus 5, maybe minus 10 across the interior. That's frostbite territory on exposed skin. If you're heading out early Monday, layer up like January never left.

Monday brings sunshine but zero warmth. Highs stuck in the upper 20s. Wind chills in the teens all day.

Looking ahead, the cold loosens its grip fast. Tuesday brings a wintry mix as we climb back toward 40 degrees. Then the pattern flips entirely. Rain chances Wednesday through Friday. but temperatures surge into the 50s by Thursday. That's a 50 degrees swing from tonight's lows. Classic New England whiplash.

We're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight every day now. Spring equinox is 19 days out. The warmth is coming.

I'll be tracking that Tuesday mix closely. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.