Video: Cloudy, light snow through Thursday afternoon

Updated: 10:39 PM EST Feb 19, 2025

AROUND. CLIP CLIP CLOP ALL OVER THE FLOOR TODAY. SO. BUT THAT WAS PRETTY IMPRESSIVE. ALL RIGHT, SPEAKING OF COLD, THE COLDEST DAY WE’VE HAD SO FAR THIS WINTER WAS BACK ON GROUNDHOG DAY WHEN IT DROPPED DOWN TO NINE DEGREES. YOU KNOW, LAST WINTER WE THE COLDEST WE GOT WAS 14 DEGREES. AND WE’VE BEEN A LOT COLDER BACK IN 2023. I POINT THAT OUT BECAUSE TONIGHT WE MAY GET CLOSE TO OUR COLDEST TEMPERATURE OF THE ENTIRE WINTER, NOT JUST HERE, BUT LOOK OUT HERE TO THE WEST. THESE WERE HIGH TEMPERATURES TODAY. PIERCE, SOUTH DAKOTA FIVE. MINNEAPOLIS EIGHT. BILLINGS, MONTANA ZERO. BUT LOOK AT US. WE HAD 31 FOR A HIGH. MEMPHIS WAS ONLY 24. DALLAS WAS ONLY 28. WE WERE WARMER THAN ALL THOSE SPOTS. NOW YOU GO SOUTH OF THERE. IT GETS WARM PRETTY QUICKLY. SO BY THE TIME YOU GET TO FORT MYERS WAS 82 DEGREES TODAY. NOW, IN ADDITION TO THAT, WE HAVE SOME SNOW FALLING DOWN IN PARTS OF VIRGINIA. THE CAROLINAS JUST GOT A REPORT FROM THE CAROLINAS. THEY HAD OVER 600 CAR ACCIDENTS TODAY BECAUSE OF THE SNOW AND ICE MOVING THROUGH THERE. SO THAT’S THE AREA THAT’S TRYING TO LIFT ITS WAY NORTHWARD. IT WILL JUST KIND OF CLIP ALONG TOWARD THE CAPE AND THE ISLANDS, GENERALLY ABOUT 1 TO 3IN OF SNOW, A LITTLE BIT MORE AS POSSIBLE AS YOU GET OUT TOWARD THE OUTER CAPE AND DOWN TOWARDS NANTUCKET. SO AS FAR AS THE WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES, IT INCLUDES ONE LOCATION, NANTUCKET. THAT’S IT. SO THAT’S WHAT WE’RE GOING TO SEE. MOST OF OUR SNOW FALLING OUT OF THIS WHOLE THING. BUT, YOU KNOW, KEEP THAT IN MIND. IT’S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN TILL TOMORROW AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING HOURS. BUT THERE MAY BE SOME OCEAN EFFECT FLURRIES THAT DEVELOP AHEAD OF THAT. TOMORROW WE’LL START OUT WITH PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES, AND YOU SEE HOW THESE OCEAN EFFECTS FLURRIES KIND OF WORK THEIR WAY IN. WE’LL SEE THOSE AROUND TWO 3:00 IN THE AFTERNOON. BUT THEN IT’S REALLY KIND OF GETS TOGETHER A LITTLE BIT LATER ON SIX, 7:00, SOME STEADIER SNOWS OVER THE CAPE AND OVER NANTUCKET. THIS WILL THEN HANG AROUND FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS, AND THEN IT WILL SLOWLY WORK ITS WAY OUT OF HERE. I THINK PRETTY MUCH ALL GONE BY ABOUT MIDNIGHT, AND CERTAINLY BY THE TIME WE GET TO FRIDAY, WE’LL CLEAR THE SKIES AWAY. BUT SEE, THESE STREAKS OF CLOUDS KIND OF INDICATE TO YOU ONE MORE TIME, WE’RE GOING TO GET THAT STRONG WIND OUT OF THE NORTHWEST. IT’S GOING TO GET US COLD, GOING TO GET US WINDY. THAT’S ON FRIDAY COMING INTO THE FORECAST. THERE’S THAT VIEW OVER THE BOURNE ROTARY RIGHT NOW. AND LOGAN AIRPORT. IT’S 25 DEGREES. WINDS OUT OF THE WEST NORTHWEST AT ONLY TEN MILES AN HOUR. AND THERE WON’T BE MUCH OF A BREEZE TOMORROW. SO FAIRLY NICE DAY COMING OUR WAY. LIGHT SNOW OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN PART OF THE STATE TOMORROW DURING THE LATE AFTERNOON EVENING. WINDY ON FRIDAY AND THEN THE WEEKEND LOOKING SUNNY WITH EVEN A MODERATING TED. SO IT LOOKS LIKE WE’RE GOING TO BE WARMING UP JUST A LITTLE BIT. SO TONIGHT IT’S PARTLY CLOUDY AND COLD. LOWS DOWN 2 TO 16 DEGREES. COULD BE ONE OF OUR COLDEST NIGHTS OF THE WINTER. AND THEN TOMORROW, WELL, IT LOOKS LIKE CLOUDY SKIES. SOME SNOW SHOWERS KIND OF FLOATING THROUGH ALONG THE COAST DURING THE AFTERNOON. BUT REALLY, FOR ANY STEADIER SNOWS, YOU HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL LATE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. THAT WILL BE OVER THE SOUTHEASTERN PART OF THE STATE, 26 TO 32, BUT AGAIN, NOT MUCH OF A BREEZE OUT THERE, SO NO BIG ISSUES THAT WAY. HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW. WELL, IF YOU’RE INLAND, HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE 20S. AND, YOU KNOW, WITH THE CLOUD COVER, IT’S GOING TO FEEL KIND OF CHILLY. YOU GET DOWN TOWARD THE CAPE, WILL BE CLOSE TO 30 DEGREES, BUT CERTAINLY COLD ENOUGH TO SUPPORT SOME SNOW DOWN THERE. AND AS THIS SYSTEM GOES BY, GET READY FOR BREEZY, COLDER AIR MOVING IN FOR FRIDAY, BUT IT WON’T LAST NEARLY AS LONG AS WHAT WE SAW ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY. SO TOMORROW A LOT OF CLOUDS. THEN WE GET SOME SUNSHINE BACK IN HERE ON FRIDAY, BUT IT WILL BE WINDY. WE HEAD TO THE WEEKEND AND FOR ONCE, WHICH SEEMS LIKE IN MONTHS THAT WE HAVEN’T HAD A CLEAR WEEKEND. BUT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ARE LOOKING SUNNY AND DRY RIGHT NOW. 34 ON SATURDAY, 40 ON SUNDAY, EVEN A LITTLE WARMER ON MONDAY AND WARM ENOUGH ON TUESDAY THAT WHEN A LITTLE SYSTEM COMES THROUGH WITH A LITTLE MOISTURE, IT MAY GIVE US A LITTLE RAIN. DOESN’T LOOK LIKE A BIG ONE, NOT LIKE OVER THE WEEKEND, BUT

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Video: Cloudy, light snow through Thursday afternoon

Updated: 10:39 PM EST Feb 19, 2025

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A coastal storm passing to our south Thursday is expected to mostly stay off the coast of New England, but it could bring some steady snow to Cape Cod, the islands and the southern coast.

EAST BOSTON, Mass. —

A coastal storm passing to our south Thursday is expected to mostly stay off the coast of New England, but it could bring some steady snow to Cape Cod, the islands and the southern coast.

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