Rain or shine. And its fun. Randy oh, is it . Emily so she says. Well see. Good morning. Im emily riemer. Randy and im randy price with cindy fitzgibbon. Cindy indoors may be the way to go in the next couple of days. Its been so great the past few days but things are changing. At least we have a quiet morning on your way. Look at this shot. How beautiful that is. 30 minutes until the sun is up officially. We may squeak out a little bit this morning but by days end snow will be breaking out across the area. Winter weather advisory goes until noontime tomorrow. A little burst of snow and changing over to sleet and rain. You can see the temperatures right now are right around 20 in our coldest suburbs around orange. Worcester is 21. Boston 28. Mid 20s from plymouth down to the cape this morning. In this morning. Theyll be thickening up. Rain from d. C. On south ward. As it bump into the colder air, that is going to produce our snow. So sunshine short lived this morning. Temperatures comin
Cindy fitzgibbon. Working it out changes on the way. Cindy rain or shine. How about or snow or sleet or freezing rain . Emily all the above. Cindy we have messy weather coming in this evening. Its starting out okay this morning but that evening commute may show a little bit of wintery weather moving on in. A Winter Weather advisory. Along 128 starting at 4 00 this afternoon through noontime tomorrow for that snow beginning and then changing over to sleet and freezing rain overnight. You can see the temperatures this morning are running in the teens. Orange to keene. Otherwise 22 worcester. 27 in boston. Weve got mid 20s down on the cape this morning as well. And just a few clouds out there now. But the clouds are going to be thickening up here through the Morning Hours. You can see what is sitting to our south. Rain south of washington d. C. That is going to lift north ward and bump in to the colder air and produce some snow across our area. You can see over the next 12 hours, it will
Process of pushing through. What that front will do, it will bring clouds and rain to the area. I hope you enjoy the 60s. 46 right now in philadelphia. 40 in allentown. 41 in reading. Now the front is all the way down here, it is taking a little bit of time for the cold air to reach the front. It is mild relatively speaking. This time of morning we should be in the 20s and 30s to the north an across south jersey, we wont go too much higher because of the clouds and scattered showers pushing west to east. Heres future tracker we set it in motion for you, this is the heavier stuff from south jersey and delaware stretching from Southern Ocean county to salem county and New Castle County and delaware down to the baltimore and washington, d. C. Metro area. Some of this is coming down steadily. It is moving along quickly and it should be out of here in the next couple of hours. Forecast for today, well leave the chance of showers through midday or so. Well see the clouds break for sunshine,
The cooldown starts today. Meteorologist shiri spear is here to tell what to expect as you head out the do are this morning. Shiri . Shiri the temperature is actually falling, you guys. I am going to show you some temperatures and warn you a few more degrees to lose. 53 in beverly. 55 55, nashua. 52 in worcester. A whole strip of clouds to plymouth at 55 degrees. And a. 59 in chatham. And 63 nantucket. Kind of mild there as you start you off your day. But 7 a. M. Is going to bring us mostly 50s on the map. A couple of upper 50s a couple of upper 40s. Maybe 2 degrees from where you are right now. Considering the 7 a. M. Temperatures. Still looking at a lot of sunshine as the sun comes up. There will be some clouds far north and west of boston and those are travelling into town which means at noontime today the clouds start taking over. We will be in the low and mid60s. Afternoon turns mostly cloudy from time to time with just a slight risk. Slight risk of a shower. All the on and off cl
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