A series of weak weather systems will affect the Northeast over the next few days, but none will be particularly impactful, producing a few snow showers or flurries. Quiet weather will allow for some melting, but not too rapid; rapid enough to be noticeable, but slow enough to minimize any flooding concerns. We will have to watch for edge-ice, though – on the sides of roadways, driveways, sidewalks and the like in the morning hours as the melted snow refreezes at night.
There is a shot of colder air to start next week, but we’re generally into a much milder weather pattern – this week, and early next, snow is the main precipitation, but it’s looking more likely to be rain beyond that.
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