From the WABI-TV5 & CW Forecast Center:


A northwest flow of air both at the surface and aloft will dominate the weather across the Northeast right through the weekend and then into next week. Over the next several days the northwest breeze will keep the weather across our region dry and chilly. A series of weak disturbance will swing south out of Canada and into New England, but each disturbance will be moisture starved and that means little more than a few flurries can be expected throughout our region right through the middle of next week.
The first disturbance will cross New England tonight and early tomorrow and that means skies will be variably cloudy tonight and early Saturday, with nothing more than a few widely scattered flurries likely over the north and mountains. High pressure approaching New England from the northwest will bring partly sunny and cold weather to our region later tomorrow and Sunday. Milder air sweeping east through the Great lakes Region Sunday will briefly bring milder conditions to Maine on Monday. Another cold front will sweep south through New England later Monday night and early Tuesday followed by another blast of chilly but and dry condition for later Tuesday and Wednesday.

Tonight: Mostly to partly cloudy, mountain flurries likely, with low temps in the single numbers to very low teens.

Saturday: Partly sunny and seasonably chilly, with high temps in the 20s to near freezing.

Sunday: Partly to mostly sunny, with high temps in the mid teens north to mid 20s south.

Monday: Variably cloudy and milder, with high temps in the upper 20s to upper 30s.

Tuesday: Partly sunny and breezy, with high temps in the 20s.


Chris Ewing
WABI-TV5 & CW Meteorologist