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Frigid temperatures stay below freezing through the weekend
It will take until Monday before temperatures crack the 32-degree mark again.
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Terry Eliasen is a meteorologist and executive producer of the WBZ-TV Weather Team. He has worked at WBZ for more than 20 years. Terry is a graduate of the meteorology program at UMass Lowell.
It will take until Monday before temperatures crack the 32-degree mark again.
A winter weather advisory remains in place through 7 p.m. for most of Massachusetts. Then the really cold weather starts.
We have another powerful storm on the way, set to arrive late Friday night into Saturday.
As the torrential rain moves out Wednesday morning, there will be issues with flooding, wind damage and power outages across eastern Massachusetts.
It is very likely that we will have to deal with two major storms this week, Wednesday and Saturday.
It took nearly two years, but we finally got a legit snowstorm in southern New England.
The highest snow totals will be located north and west of Boston in the Merrimack Valley and Worcester County.
Here's how much snow we can expect from the weekend storm around Boston.
It has been nearly two years since Boston and most of the suburbs had a storm with more than 6 inches. That will likely change this weekend.
There is a fairly high probability of plowable snow for most of southern New England on Sunday.
Will this be another dud winter for snow? There is literally NO snow anywhere in New England outside of the highest mountain peaks.
There is still no major snow or cold in sight, but our next rainstorm is set to arrive late Wednesday and continue into Thursday.
The weather is looking great for the holiday this year! In fact, temperatures will be about double what they were last Christmas!
You likely don't need a meteorologist to tell you that Monday was a rather unusual weather day for mid-December.
This is, once again, a very large storm with impacts up and down the East Coast.