The US National Weather Service has released a Winter Weather Advisory in effect from 7 pm Tuesday, Feb. 7, morning to 1 am Wednesday morning.
Expect mixed precipitation with snow and sleet accumulation of up to one inch. Ice accumulation should be a light glaze.
Precipitation will start as a mix of snow and rain, transitioning into sleet mixing with freezing rain. Precipitation will taper off into a drizzle towards midnight Tuesday.
Plan for slippery road conditions
Temperatures will be warmer in the 40s on Tuesday and Wednesday.
On Thursday, Feb. 9, Accuweather predicts some snow without a significant accumulation. There will be a high of 45.
Friday will be the nicest day of the week. Expect partly sunny skies with a high of 50.
Temperatures will be in the low 40s this weekend with partly sunny skies.
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By Tammy DanielsiBerkshires Staff
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