A holiday weekend is coming up, and it's going to be a wild ride. Winter is still hanging on, and it's going to make its presence known. The weather is going to be a mix of snow, rain, and everything in between. This storm is going to last longer than usual, so get ready for a longer stretch of messy weather.

        The storm is expected to hit on Saturday, and it's going to be a doozy. The good news is that Friday will be dry, so travelers can hit the road without any weather-related delays. But as the weekend progresses, things are going to get interesting.

        The storm is going to bring a warm front through Southern New England. This means that the snow is going to change over to a mix of precipitation or even straight rain on Sunday. The exact timing of this changeover is still up in the air, but it's likely that most areas will see less than 4 inches of snow before the changeover. The closer you are to the New Hampshire and Vermont border, the more snow you can expect.

        This storm is different from the others we've seen this winter. The milder air is going to intrude during the storm, which is something we've seen before. But this time, the storm is going to last longer, so we're going to see more hours of precipitation.

        Sunday is going to be a wet day. In the Boston area, it's going to be all rain all day. But in ski country, it's going to be a mixed bag of snow, sleet, and maybe even some freezing rain. Temperatures are going to be all over the place, with some areas reaching the 50-degree mark while others stay in the 30s.

        Monday is going to be a cold one. The storm will have moved on, leaving us with sunshine and progressively colder air. Temperatures are going to be several degrees below average, with highs in the 20s. It's going to stay cold for the rest of the week, with temperatures in the teens to near 20 on Tuesday.

        So, what does this all mean? Well, it means that if you're planning on traveling this weekend, you should be prepared for a mix of weather conditions. It also means that if you're a snow lover, you might not get as much snow as you were hoping for. But if you're a rain lover, you're in luck! This storm is going to bring plenty of rain to the area.

        This is a good reminder that winter weather can be unpredictable. It's important to stay informed and be prepared for whatever Mother Nature throws our way. So, whether you're hitting the slopes or hitting the road, make sure you're ready for a mix of weather conditions.

Winter Weekend Weather Warnings

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