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Rick Gordon’s Weather Watch Follow our YouTube channel here. Today’s Weather Today’s weather is a bit of a mixed bag!

New Year’s Day will be cold and windy, with a mix of sun and clouds and occasional passing flurries. The morning high will be around 27 before temperatures drop to near 15, feeling more like 3. Northwest winds will blow at 20 to over 30 mph.

New Year’s Eve Day promises to be mostly cloudy and breezy, with temperatures reaching a high of 29°, but it may feel as chilly as 14°. Expect southwest winds at 10-15+ mph, adding a brisk touch to the day. Be prepared for a chilly celebration, but it won’t dampen the excitement of ringing in the new year!

Blustery conditions prevail today, with gusts surpassing 40 mph that whip through the air, creating a biting chill. The temperatures are frigid, hovering around 19°, but with the wind’s bite, it feels more like a staggering -1°.

Get ready for a wet morning as we kick off the day with about 0.40 inches of rain! After that, the clouds will linger, bringing an afternoon filled with scattered showers. The temperature will peak at 41 degrees, but don’t be fooled—the wind chill will make it feel more like 36. You’ll want to bundle up and have an umbrella handy. It’s the perfect day to cozy up and embrace the season!

Rick Gordon’s Weather Watch Follow our YouTube channel here. Today’s Weather The skies are turning overcast, and a chill is

Our white Christmas will start with morning clouds, followed by some afternoon sunshine and a breezy feel. The high will be around 37 degrees, feeling more like 32, with west-northwest winds at 15 to 25 mph with gusts to 35 mph.

Burr! It’s a chilly and breezy Christmas Eve with a mix of sunshine and clouds! Expect a high of 35 degrees, but with the wind chill, it’ll feel more like 25. Those brisk NNW winds are whipping at 15 to 25 mph, so bundle up if you’re heading out!

Today might be the trickiest day of the week for travel in New England, with light snow forecast from mid-morning to late evening, adding up to about 1 to 3 inches in total.

Tomorrow could be the toughest day of the week for weather-related travel issues in New England, with light snow expected from mid-morning through late evening, bringing a total of 1 to 3 inches of accumulation.