Freezing Rain Advisory in Effect

The National Weather Service has issued a Freezing Rain Advisory for this afternoon and evening. The commute home and the drive back from the night club could be slick as temperatures ease back down after sundown. The snowpack is keeping the temps down as we talked about earlier in the week. Be careful out there this evening!

There is liquid headed our way for Sunday night into Monday, and it will stay as rain. We could make it into the high 50s on Sunday (!). On Monday night we have a very slight chance of a rain/snow mix, but the likelihood of any kind of measurable precipitation is low.

Meteorologists are backtracking slightly on the biting cold that is going to visit our region toward the end of next week. It's still coming, but it might not be quite as frigidly paralyzing as they originally thought, and deep cold won't stay around for long. We still should see low 20s for daily high temps by next weekend, but it probably won't get down into the mid teens that we were expecting.

Try to be patient--we at GSD do think the last part of January and early February will be more typical of a New England winter. We'll see at least a few storms before the February break.