Wow. What a crazy week we just had. Sub-zero temps. Incredibly low wind chills. An overperforming snow storm. Freeze delays, early releases, snow days, freeze days. We had it all in Berkshire County last week.
This week will be active, but we won't be seeing any newsmaking weather events. (That's probably not a good thing, given how much fun the regular news is these days.)
Snow will be in the air tomorrow, with the roads getting a coating at some point midday. The ride home from school might be a little slow, but this minor Alberta clipper is not a big deal.
Later in the week we'll see a big warmup. There's an outside chance we could see 50 in some parts on Friday. We do not like this trend one bit, as it is January in New England, and temps should not leave the 30s.
In terms of plowable/shovelable snow, we're not seeing anything until the middle of next week, and that's a low confidence forecast.
It's looking like a full week of school for everyone until Martin Luther King, Jr. day. We'll check back in if we hear anything you need to be concerned about.
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