Boston is in for a wild weather ride this weekend. After a chilly Thursday, with temperatures hovering around the lower 40s, things will get interesting. Friday will see strong winds, gusting up to 50 mph in some areas, making driving a bit tricky. So, be careful on the roads.

Valentine's Day might be cold and breezy, but at least it will be sunny. Temperatures will be in the low 30s, but it will feel much colder. Bundle up if you're planning to be outside.

The real action starts late Saturday afternoon. Snow will begin to fall, and some models suggest it could pile up several inches by Saturday night. But don't get too comfortable with the snow—it will likely turn into sleet or freezing rain by Sunday morning. This mix could lead to some icy conditions.

Sunday will see temperatures rise into the low to mid-40s, which might cause the freezing rain to turn into plain rain. But as the system weakens, there's a chance more snow could develop. It's a weather rollercoaster, for sure.

Monday will bring cold, breezy conditions with highs near 30, and temperatures will drop into the 20s by Tuesday and Wednesday. So, if you're planning any outdoor activities, make sure to check the forecast and dress accordingly.

This weekend's weather is a classic example of New England's unpredictable nature. It's a mix of snow, ice, and rain, making it a bit of a mess. But that's just part of the charm of living in this region. It's all about being prepared and staying safe.

Boston's Weekend Weather: A Mix of Snow, Ice, and Rain

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