This just in: it’s still cold across southern New England. While that shouldn’t come as a shock considering it’s New England in January, high temperatures will be below average, only getting into the low 30s today. We’re also looking at a few flurries courtesy of a storm that is absolutely hammering the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic states will major snowfall. That storm, however, slides to our south, leaving us feeling, but not looking very wintry. Tomorrow is breezier with a mix of sun and clouds. With high temperatures only in the upper 20s, it’ll feel pretty bitter. High temperatures will remain in the upper 20s through Thursday, although Wednesday and Thursday will bring more sunshine as well. Friday temperatures jump back to the mid/upper 30s. This is as we watch a storm brewing to our south that could impact us Saturday night into Sunday morning. Right now, it looks like that storm will stay south, but should it shift north at all, we could be in for some accumulating snow! We’ll keep you posted throughout the week. Categories: News, Weather Forecast