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EMILY: IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE SNOW
IT IS HEADED OUR WAY.
NICHOLE: IT'S GOING TO BE APRIL.
CINDY: THIS IS NOT AN APRIL
FOOLS JOKE.
A LOT OF SEVERE WEATHER WITH
THIS.
JUST THE NORTHERN EDGE HERE IN
THE NORTHEAST THAT THIS IS GOING
TO HAVE A WINTRY SIDE.
WE HOPE THAT WINTER STORM WATCH
THE GOES UP.
TOMORROW MORNING AND IT IS WITH
US THROUGH SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE STORM IS GOING TO BE SPREAD
OUT OVER A COUPLE OF DAYS.
SOUTH OF THE PIKE, NOT REALLY.
IT'S NORTH OF THE PIKE AND WEST
OF 128.
THE FURTHER NORTH INLAND YOU GO
THE HIGHER ELEVATION YOU GO THAT
IS WHERE WE ARE GOING TO SEE THE
MOST IMPACTS FROM WINTRY WEATHER
IN THE FORM OF SNOW.
WE ARE NOT JUST TALKING ABOUT
SNOW.
KIND OF A HEAVY WET PASTY SNOW
WHERE WE GET IT.
ALSO, SLEET AND ICE, AND RAIN.
HIGH IMPACTS FROM THE STORM.
THE WIND WILL BE STRONG ALONG
THE COAST SO A MEDIUM IMPACT OF
COASTAL FLOODING LOOKS PRETTY
LOW.
THERE MIGHT BE MINOR COASTAL
FLOODING ON SATURDAY HIGH TIDES
WHICH COME UP AT 3:00 IN THE
MORNING AND 3:30 IN THE
AFTERNOON.
IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE A
PROLONGED WIN FROM ANY
DIRECTION.
THE STORM OF THE MOVING ALONG
RAPIDLY SO I'M NOT OVERLY
CONCERNED WITH THE THREAT THE
COASTAL FLOODING.
LET'S ENJOY THE BLUE SKY FOR A
MOMENT BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN
NEARLY A WEEK SINCE WE'VE HAD A
SKY LOOK LIKE THIS.
IT'S BEEN A LOVELY DAY SO FAR.
44 DEGREES IN BOSTON.
WINDS LIGHT OUT OF THE NORTHWEST
AND WE HAVE COME UP HIGHER THAN
THAT IN A FEW SPOTS.
HEAVILY AT 44.
PROVIDENCE, 46.
WORCESTER, 40 DEGREES READ WE
ARE GOING TO SNEAK UP A COUPLE
MORE DEGREES.
LOTS OF UPPER 40'S MADE BRIEFLY
TOUCH 50.
WE WILL KEEP A LOT OF SUNSHINE
AROUND THIS AFTERNOON.
ONCE THE SUN SETS AFTER 6:00
P.M. CAN SEE HOW THE CLOUDS
BEGIN TO INCREASE.
MAINLY CLEAR OVER THE NORTHEAST.
YOU LOOK TO THE WEST, YOU SEE
THE STORM SYSTEM APPROACHING.
IT'S BEING SLOWED DOWN BY THIS
BIG AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE TO THE
NORTH AND THIS IS GOING TO
CONTINUE TO FEED IN JUST A
ENOUGH COLD AIR THAT WE HAVE TO
CONCERN OURSELVES WITH WINTRY
WEATHER.
STORMS STILL WAY BACK HERE AND
YOU CAN SEE A LOT OF MOISTURE
HEADING NORTH BEFORE IT SHIFTS
EASTWARD.
REALLY NOT ALLOW THE
TEMPERATURES TO DROP MUCH.
LOW TO MID 30'S FOR OVERNIGHT
LOW TEMPERATURES AS THE CLOUDS
COME IN AND WE WILL SEE THEM
INCREASE THIS EVENING BY
TOMORROW MORNING.
IF YOU HAVE PLANS EARLY
COMMUTERS I DON'T SEE BIG
ISSUES.
EARLY IN THE MORNING I THINK THE
BULK OF THE SNOW IS OUT OF
WESTERNMOST MASSACHUSETTS.
CLOSER INTO LUNCHTIME AND YOU
CAN SEE IT IS SNOWING AROUND THE
WORCESTER AREA.
WE MAY HAVE A COUPLE OF FLAKES
IN METROWEST.
TO THE SOUTH, RAIN IS MISSING
IN.
-- IS MIXING IN.
AS WE GET DEEPER INTO THE
AFTERNOON AND EVENING THE SNOW
STARTS TO SPREAD EASTWARD ARE
YOU DURING THE DAYLIGHT HOURS ON
THE LAST DAY OF MARCH THE SUN
ANGLE IS STRONG ENOUGH THAT I
DON'T THINK THERE WILL BE A BIG
IMPACT ON ROADS UNTIL AFTER THE
SUN SETS.
THE INTENSITY OF THE SNOW STARTS
TO GET HEAVIER.
ALSO NOTICE WHAT HAPPENING, RAIN
ON THE CAPE.
THE AREA OF RAIN AND SNOW, THAT
LINE IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO
PIVOT NORTHWARD AS THE STORM
GETS CLOSER.
THERE WILL BE A CHANGE OVER FROM
SNOW TO SLEET AND RAIN.
WAKING UP SATURDAY MORNING
AROUND BOSTON.
IT'S RAINING, SLEETING, SOME
SLOW TO THE NORTH ANDOVER THE --
SOME SNOW TO THE NORTH AND OVER
THE COURSE -- THE SNOW MAY --
WHERE WE SEE FOUR TO EIGHT
INCHES OF SNOW IT'S GOING TO BE
WET WITH SLEET MIXED IN.
WE MAY HAVE LOCALIZED CONCERNS
WITH POWER ISSUES SO THAT IS
SOMETHING WE ARE WATCHING AROUND
THE BOSTON AREA ABOUT TWO TO
FOUR INCHES OF SNOW.
A LOT OF WHAT WE SEE IN
SOUTHWESTERN MASSACHUSETTS DOES
GET WASHED AWAY.
IMPACT WHETHER DAY TOMORROW AND
INTO SATURDAY. YOU CAN SEE EARLY
IN THE MORNING AIR COMING IN
FROM THE EAST AND THEY TURN
NORTHEASTERLY IN THE AFTERNOON.
GUSTS 40 TO 50 MILES PER HOUR
ALONG THE COASTLINE AND WINS
TURN MORE TO THE NORTH AS A
SYSTEM PULLS AWAY.
EXPECT TO SUNSHINE ON SATURDAY
AND LOOKS DRY WITH SOME SUNSHINE
FOR THAT HOME OPENER FOR THE RED
SOX ON MONDAY.
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