WE ARE CHANNELING SPRING.
I REALLY LIKE IT.
YOU'RE FAKING IT, AREN'T YOU?
?
WE'RE TRYING.
IT'S NOT WORKING, BUT WE'RE
TRYING.
WE'VE GOT QUITE A STORM COMING
UP THIS WEEKEND.
A LOT OF WIND.
A LOT OF COLD.
IT LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER ROUND OF
HEAVY SNOW.
IT'S A COMBINATION THAT WILL
CREATE BLIZZARD CONDITIONS
LIKELY OVERNIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT
AND A GOOD CHUNK OF SUNDAY.
WE'VE GOT WINTER STORM WATCHES
AWAY FROM THE COAST.
THIS IS FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON
THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
THAT'S THE TIMETABLE ON THE
STORM.
IT'S GOING TO HAVE MULTIPLE
IMPACTS.
AGAIN, NOT JUST THE SNOW FOR
THIS GO ROUND.
THE STRONG WINDS WILL CREATE
SOME COASTAL ISSUES WITH MINOR
FLOODING POSSIBLE AT THE TIME OF
HIGH TIDE.
ALSO, THE BITTER COLD.
THAT'S A BIG ISSUE.
THAT COLD IS JUST COMING IN THIS
MORNING.
THESE ARE THE CURRENT
TEMPERATURES.
SINGLE DIGITS, 12 BOSTON, TEENS
ON CAPE COD.
THESE TEMPERATURES ARE NOT GOING
TO BUDGE THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
WE ALSO HAVE THE WINDS OUT OF
THE NORTHWEST, 10 TO 20, GUSTING
HIGHER.
AND GIVING US WINDCHILLS IN THE
TEENS TO 20 BELOW ZERO HERE OUT
THROUGH WORCESTER COUNTY.
THERE'S A WINDCHILL ADVISORY UP
THROUGH 11:00 THIS MORNING.
THESE ARE THE CURRENT
WINDCHILLS.
WORCESTER FEELS LIKE 15 BELOW.
5 BELOW IN BOSTON.
WINDCHILLS SUBZERO ALL THE WAY
THROUGH PLYMOUTH THIS MORNING.
THROUGHOUT THE DAY, THESE ARE
THE FORECAST WINDCHILL VALUES.
NOTICE ALL DAY LONG, DESPITE THE
FACT THE SUN IS GOING TO BE OUT,
THE WINDCHILL IS GOING TO STAY
BELOW ZERO.
YOU REALLY NEED TO BE BUNDLED
UP.
THESE ARE THE TEMPERATURES THIS
AFTERNOON.
LOOK FAMILIAR?
THIS IS ABOUT WHERE THEY ARE.
TEMPERATURES AGAIN, THEY'RE
GOING NOWHERE.
WE ARE SEEING CLEARING SKIES.
THE SNOW IS OFFSHORE FROM THE
STORM SYSTEM.
HIGH PRESSURE IS NOSING IN.
IT'S GOING TO GIVE US THE DRY
DAY.
I WANT TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO
THIS RIGHT HERE.
SEE THIS LITTLE BIT OF SNOW
NORTH OF MINNEAPOLIS.
THIS IS THE DISTURBANCE THAT'S
GOING TO FUEL THE STORM THIS
WEEKEND.
WE'VE GOT TIME BEFORE IT COMES
IN.
IT'S VERY COLD TONIGHT.
NEAR ZERO BOSTON.
BELOW ZERO IN THE SUBURBS.
TOMORROW MORNING MAY START OUT
WITH JUST A LITTLE SUNSHINE.
THEN THE CLOUDS FILL IN.
BY 2:00 IN THE AFTERNOON, BOOM,
SNOW IS BREAKING OUT ACROSS THE
AREA.
INITIALLY, IT'S LIGHT.
IF WE GET TOWARDS THE EVENING
HOURS, IT IS GOING TO BE
SNOWING.
THERE WILL LIKELY BE A FEW
INCHES BEFORE THE SUN GOES DOWN.
THE WINDS AREN'T GOING TO BE ALL
THAT ACTIVE.
THAT'S GOING TO BE THE CASE
THROUGH 11:00 TOMORROW EVENING.
THESE ARE THE FORECAST WIND
SPEEDS BY 10:00, 11:00 TOMORROW
NIGHT.
NOTICE THEY'RE FAIRLY CALM.
LOOK WHAT HAPPENS BY SUNDAY
MORNING.
THEY'RE STARTING TO INCREASE,
AND THEY ARE GOING TO BE HOWLING
BY MIDDAY ON SUNDAY.
THEY'RE GOING TO COME OUT OF THE
NORTH AND THE NORTHWEST.
WHAT HAPPENS IS OUR STORM
CENTER, BASICALLY, IT SITS ON
TOP OF US SUNDAY NIGHT AND THEN
EXPLODES IN THE GULF OF MAINE.
SITS HERE FOR A WHILE AND BRINGS
DOWN HEAVY BANDS OF SNOW.
VERY STRONG NORTHERLY WINDS, AND
THIS STORM WILL START TO PULL
AWAY, BUT NOT UNTIL SUNDAY
AFTERNOON.
WE'RE GOING TO BE IN THE HEAVIER
SNOW FOR A WHILE.
THOSE NORTH TO NORTHWESTERLY
WINDS COULD GUST UP TO 60 MILES
PER HOUR ON THE CAPE AND THE
SOUTH SHORE.
ALSO CAPE ANN LOOKING AT WIND
GUSTS UP TO 50 MILES PER HOUR.
AND IN THE INTERIOR, WINDS ARE
GOING TO GUST OVER 40 MILES PER
HOUR.
THAT'S GOING TO BE THE CASE
RIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY EVENING.
THE TIDE OF CONCERN IS SUNDAY
MORNING.
IT'S OUR NORTH FACING AREAS THAT
MAY EXPERIENCE MINOR FLOODING
WITH THAT NORTH TO NORTHWESTERLY
WIND.
WE'RE GOING TO BE WATCHING HIGH
TIDE CLOSELY.
IN TERMS OF THE SNOW, A FOOT OR
MORE IS LIKELY HERE, RIGHT ALONG
THE COASTLINE, INCLUDING BOSTON.
THE CAPE ALSO UP THROUGH THE
NORTH SHORE.
YOU HEAD THROUGH THE INTERIOR,
LOOKS LIKE 6 TO 12 INCHES.
A COUPLE OF SPOTS MAY GET JUST
OVER A FOOT.
LOOKS LIKE THAT 6 TO 12-INCH
WINDOW WILL DO IT FOR YOU.
WE'VE GOT THE HEAVIER SNOW IN
THE FORECAST SUNDAY MORNING.
IT TAKES A WHILE TO RAMP DOWN.
I THINK THROUGH NOONTIME, WE'RE
TALKING ABOUT HEAVY SNOW ON
SUNDAY.
DURING THE AFTERNOON, THE LAST
OF THE SNOW TAPERS ON OFF.
WON'T BE A PROBLEM THROUGH
MONDAY.
TUESDAY LOOKS QUIET AS WELL.
ANOTHER STORM POTENTIAL COMING
UP ON WEDNESDAY.
COMPUTER MODELS STARTING TO
TREND FARTHER SOUTH WITH THIS.
THERE IS A CHANCE WE COULD MISS
IT ENTIRELY.
IT STAYS OFFSHORE.
WE'LL WATCH IT FOR YOU.
THE THREAT IS THERE THROUGH THE
MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK.