Terry Eliasen

@terrywbz.bsky.social

WBZ-TV Meteorologist and Executive Weather Producer since 2002.

We MAY have seen the last of the snow in the Boston area for the season...chances over the next 2 weeks are extremely low. Of course, you can never rule out crazy things happening in April, see 1997...

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Vernal equinox is a week from today...and I wouldn't be surprised if we hit 70 degrees around that time next week! Above average temperatures likely for at least the next 1-2 weeks in the Northeast

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Seems like a good time to look ahead to the first month of 2025. January is typically our coldest month and Boston averages more than a foot of snowfall. The forecast over the next 1-2 weeks is for lots of cold in the East

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Some final tweaks before the 5pm news on WBZ...small area just west and southwest of Boston where the "jackpot" amounts will be located. The typical "snowbelt" towns in Worcester county and northern Middlesex county are essentially being shutout this time

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Timeline graphics help to give an idea of the timing and precip types tomorrow...rain/snow mix closer to the Coast and mainly snow northwest of I95. Steadiest and heaviest in the afternoon and evening but some spotty rain/snow in the AM as well

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There will be some light rain and snow in the air Friday. Tough call on snow accumulation but most should get between a coating and 1". Could be a few isolated areas with an additional inch or two.

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