Welcome: Good morning. As with most potential major storms this winter, tomorrow night’s storm is expected to mix with sleet. However, the key question is, how far north does the warm air get? I expect at least some of us will have sleet. As a snow lover I hope for no sleet, this is because it cuts back on snow totals…

Alert: A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect, for both Berkshire County and Bennington County, until 9:00 AM today.

A Winter Storm Watch will go into effect, for Bennington County, starting 6:00 PM tomorrow and going until 7:00 PM Saturday.

Timing: Scattered snow will be possible tomorrow afternoon. Snow becomes widespread and heavy tomorrow night. At some point some sleet or rain could mix into the snow. We all end with a few snow showers Saturday night.

Snow: Widespread snow is likely. I expect 4 to 8 inches of snow for areas south of Pittsfield. For Pittsfield and north I expect 8 to 12 inches of snow. A few lucky spots could even receive 12 to 16 inches of snow. Snow amounts are highly dependent on how much sleet mixes in.

Sleet: Scattered sleet is possible. Sleet amounts are calculated into the total snow amounts.

Freezing Rain: Not expected.

Rain: Isolated rain is possible. Little to no rainfall expected.

Thunder: Not expected.

Peak Wind: (Tomorrow night and Saturday) 15 to 30 mph, with gusts to 50 mph. Coming from the East.

Low Temperatures During the Event: (Friday night) The upper 20s.

High Temperatures During the Event: (Saturday) The upper 30s.

Blowing/Drifting Snow: Not expected.

Snow Day Calculator: A few early releases are possible, but the storm will likely come to late. Pittsfield Public Schools already have a 1/2 day on Friday, but that has nothing to do with the storm.

Hazards Summary: Roads will be slippery and dangerous. Heavy snow and strong winds could cause tree damage and power outages.

Anything Else: I hope you all stay safe. Please comment and like. Thank you. Have an amazing day. I hope all goes your way. So let today be your very best day. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good morning. In total I received roughly 7 inches of snow. The bulk of it came Monday night and early Tuesday morning. Then about 1 inch came during the afternoon. How much did you get? Please comment the answer. Thank you…

Alert: None.

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, some sun mixing in early.

COMFORT INDEX: Dry.

TEMPERATURE: Highs in the lower to mid 40s. Lows in the lower 30s.

DROUGHT INDEX: No current drought.

DAY WIND: 5 to 15 mph. Coming from the West Southwest.

DUSK WIND: 10 to 15 mph, with gusts to 30 mph. Coming from the Southeast.

PRECIPITATION: Scattered rain during the day will turn into a scattered wintry mix at night.

AIR QUALITY: Great.

HAZARDS SUMMARY: A few areas could be slippery.

DUSK: Waxing Gibbous Moon with cloudy skies at night.

Thursday: Mostly cloudy.

TEMPERATURE: Highs in the lower to mid 40s. Lows in the lower 20s.

DAY WIND: 10 to 20 mph, with gusts to 40 mph. Coming from the Southwest.

DUSK WIND: 10 to 20 mph, with gusts to 40 mph. Coming from the Northwest.

PRECIPITATION: Scattered rain during the day.

AIR QUALITY: Great.

HAZARDS SUMMARY: None.

DUSK: Waxing Gibbous Moon with mostly cloudy skies at night.

Friday: Mostly cloudy.

TEMPERATURE: Highs in the upper 30s. Lows in the upper 20s.

DAY WIND: 5 to 10 mph. Coming from the Northeast.

PRECIPITATION: Scattered rain or snow during the day. Widespread heavy snow and sleet at night. 5 to 8 inches of snow and sleet expected.

HAZARDS SUMMARY: Travel could be dangerous. More information will be available tomorrow.

DUSK: Waxing Gibbous Moon with cloudy skies at night. 

In About a Week Forecast: Read Below.

TEMPERATURE: A little cool for this time around, feels like late winter.

PRECIPITATION: A little dry for this time around, a little bit of precipitation is possible.

The Sun: Today it rose at 6:30 AM and will set at 5:42 PM.

Anything to Mention: Have an amazing day, I hope all goes your way, so let today be your very best day, and please don’t forget to comment and like, thank you. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good morning. I have received roughly 6 inches of snow from this event so far. The further towards the West you live likely means you have received the low end amounts expected. The further towards the East you live likely means you have received the higher amounts that were expected. Our Friday night snowstorm is also still expected…

Alert: A Winter Storm Warning is in effect, for Bennington County, until 7:00 PM tonight.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect, for Berkshire County, until 7:00 PM tonight.

A Snow Emergency is in effect for Pittsfield until 7:00 AM Wednesday.

Timing: Widespread snow will continue throughout the day. Towards the evening it will begin to end for all. The snow should fall lightly for most of the time. However, steadily falling snow is still likely at times.

Snow: Widespread snow is likely. For Bennington and westwards, as well as Pittsfield and westwards, 3 to 7 inches is expected in total. For areas east of both Pittsfield and Bennington, 6 to 10 inches is expected in total.

Sleet: Not expected.

Freezing Rain: Not expected.

Rain: Not expected.

Thunder: Not expected.

Peak Wind: (Today) 5 to 15 mph, with gusts to 30 mph. Coming from the East Southeast.

Lowest Temperatures During the Event: (Tonight) The lower 20s.

Blowing/Drifting Snow: Not expected.

Snow Day Calculator: You either have one or you don’t.

Hazards Summary: Roads will be slippery. Sidewalks and driveways may have hidden ice beneath the snow.

Anything Else: I hope you all stay safe. Please comment and like. Thank you. Have an amazing day. I hope all goes your way. So let today be your very best day. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good evening. This is an update on our incoming snowstorm. It is looking like tomorrow will be hectic driving. Snow will be falling heavy tonight and steadily tomorrow…

Alert: A Winter Storm Warning will go into effect, for both Berkshire County and Bennington County, starting 7:00 PM tonight and going until 7:00 PM tomorrow night.

A Snow Emergency is in effect for Pittsfield until 7:00 AM Wednesday.

Snow days have already been given to Emma Miller and Gabriel Abbott for tomorrow Tuesday February 28 2023.

Timing: Widespread snow begins this evening and continues into tomorrow evening. Snowfall rates could reach 1 inch per hour at times tonight and tomorrow morning. By tomorrow afternoon I expect rates to reach up to 1/2 an inch per hour.

Snow: Widespread snow is likely. I expect 4 to 8 inches for Bennington County, and 6 to 10 inches for Berkshire County.

Sleet: Not expected.

Freezing Rain: Not expected.

Rain: Isolated rain is possible tomorrow afternoon.

Thunder: Not expected.

Peak Wind: (Tonight and tomorrow) 10 to 25 mph, with gusts to 40 mph. Coming from the Southeast.

Blowing/Drifting Snow: Not expected.

Snow Day Calculator: 84% chance of a snow day tomorrow.

Hazards Summary: Driving conditions will be difficult. Roads will be dangerous. Sidewalks and driveways will be extra slippery due to the recent freezing rain and sleet. Use extra caution if out tomorrow morning or evening.

Anything Else: I hope you all stay safe. Please comment and like. Thank you. Have an amazing night. I hope it goes alright. So let tonight be your very best night. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good morning. The two key factors for this storm are the temperature and the amount of moisture. The colder it is, the more snow we will receive. The more moisture also means more snow. If it snows long enough, it will cool the temperatures, and in turn give us more snow…

Alert: A Winter Storm Warning will go into effect, for both Berkshire County and Bennington County, starting 7:00 PM tonight and going until 7:00 PM tomorrow night.

A Snow Emergency is in effect for Pittsfield until 7:00 AM Wednesday.

Timing: Widespread snow begins this evening and continues into tomorrow evening. Snowfall rates could reach 1 inch per hour at times tonight and tomorrow morning. By tomorrow afternoon I expect rates to reach up to 1/2 an inch per hour.

Snow: Widespread snow is likely. I expect 3 to 6 inches for Bennington County, and 5 to 8 inches for Berkshire County. However, higher elevations in both Berkshire County and Bennington County, will likely receive 7 to 10 inches of snow.

Sleet: Not expected.

Freezing Rain: Not expected.

Rain: Not expected.

Thunder: Not expected.

Peak Wind: (Tonight and tomorrow) 10 to 20 mph, with gusts to 30 mph. Coming from the Southeast.

Blowing/Drifting Snow: Not expected.

Snow Day Calculator: 68% chance of a snow day tomorrow.

Hazards Summary: Driving conditions will be difficult. Roads will be dangerous. Sidewalks and driveways will be extra slippery due to the recent freezing rain and sleet. Use extra caution if out tomorrow morning.

Anything Else: I hope you all stay safe. Please comment and like. Thank you. Have an amazing day. I hope all goes your way. So let today be your very best day. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good morning. Our snowstorm is still on the way. It is also looking like a widespread event, so we all will get some snow. The Tuesday morning commute will likely be the most impacted…

Alert: A Winter Storm Watch will go into effect, for both Berkshire County and Bennington County, starting 4:00 PM Monday afternoon and going until 10:00 PM Tuesday night.

Timing: Widespread snow begins Monday evening and continues into Tuesday evening. Snow could fall heavily at times. Some rain could mix in for lower elevations Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Snow: Widespread snow is likely. I expect 5 to 8 inches of snow for most. A few in higher terrain areas could receive 1 foot of snow.

Sleet: Not expected.

Freezing Rain: Not expected.

Rain: Isolated rain is possible. Little to no rainfall expected.

Thunder: Not expected.

Peak Wind: (Monday night and Tuesday) 10 to 20 mph, with gusts to 35 mph. Coming from the Southeast.

Blowing/Drifting Snow: Not expected.

Snow Day Calculator: 52% chance of a snow day.

Hazards Summary: Driving conditions will be difficult. Roads will be dangerous. Sidewalks and driveways could be extra slippery due to the recent freezing rain and sleet. Be careful.

Anything Else: I hope you all stay safe. Please comment and like. Thank you. Have an amazing day. I hope all goes your way. So let today be your very best day. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good morning. I believe that Monday night should be all snow. Tuesday morning should be all snow. However, Tuesday afternoon could see a mix of rain and snow. I am uncertain on the mixing of rain part. I will likely know more by tomorrow…

Alert: None. 

Saturday: Cloudy.

COMFORT INDEX: Extremely dry.

TEMPERATURE: Highs in the lower 20s. Lows in the mid 10s.

DROUGHT INDEX: No drought. 

DAY WIND: 5 mph. Coming from the West Southwest.

DUSK WIND: 5 mph. Coming from the South.

PRECIPITATION: Widespread snow during the afternoon and evening. I expect 1 to 3 inches of snow in total.

AIR QUALITY: Great.

HAZARDS SUMMARY: Some roads could be slippery.

DUSK: Waxing Crescent Moon with mostly cloudy skies at night.

In About a Week Forecast: Read Below.

TEMPERATURE: Normal for this time around, feels like late winter.

PRECIPITATION: A little moist for this time around, extra amounts of precipitation are possible.

The Sun: Today it rose at 6:36 AM and will set at 5:37 PM.

Anything to Mention: Have an amazing day, I hope all goes your way, so let today be your very best day, and please don’t forget to comment and like, thank you. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good morning. I received a little bit more of ice last night. The bigger news is the potential snowstorm for Monday night and Tuesday. I am predicting 6 to 8 inches of snow. We will have see how this plays out…

Alert: A Wind Advisory is in effect, for Berkshire County, until 7:00 PM tonight. 

Friday: Mostly cloudy, some times of sun could mix in.

COMFORT INDEX: Extremely dry.

TEMPERATURE: Highs in the mid 20s. Lows in the lower 1s.

DROUGHT INDEX: No drought. 

DAY WIND: 15 to 30 mph, with gusts to 50 mph. Coming from the Northwest.

DUSK WIND: 10 to 20 mph, with gusts to 30 mph. Coming from the Northwest.

PRECIPITATION: Isolated snow showers and flurries.

AIR QUALITY: Great.

HAZARDS SUMMARY: A few roads could still be slippery. Isolated tree damage and power outages are possible.

DUSK: Waxing Crescent Moon with partly cloudy skies at night.

In About a Week Forecast: Read Below.

TEMPERATURE: Normal for this time around, feels like late winter.

PRECIPITATION: Normal for this time around, some precipitation possible.

The Sun: Today it rose at 6:38 AM and will set at 5:36 PM.

Anything to Mention: Have an amazing day, I hope all goes your way, so let today be your very best day, and please don’t forget to comment and like, thank you. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good afternoon. My original thoughts a few days ago were correct. I did indeed receive more sleet than freezing rain or snow. I am unable to give specific amounts, as the sleet, small bit of snow, and freezing rain just merged together. It looks like snow, but feels like ice. I would advise you all to be extremely cautious today and tonight…

Alert: A Wind Advisory will go into effect, for Berkshire County, starting 5:00 AM tomorrow and going until 7:00 PM tomorrow night.

Timing: Widespread freezing drizzle is expected throughout the day today. As we move into this evening, freezing rain can be expected. Finally, into the night brings freezing rain and/or plain rain. Tomorrow features gusty winds, but no more precipitation.

Snow: Isolated snow is possible. Little to no accumulation expected.

Sleet: Isolated sleet is possible. Little to no accumulation expected.

Freezing Rain: Widespread freezing rain is likely. Most should receive up to 1/10 of an inch of ice.

Rain: Scattered rain is possible. Little to no rainfall amounts expected.

Thunder: Not expected.

Peak Wind: (Friday) 15 to 25 mph, with gusts to 50 mph. Coming from the Northwest.

Blowing/Drifting Snow: Not expected.

Snow Day Calculator: Most schools are currently on vacation.

Hazards Summary: Some roads will be slippery. Isolated tree damage and power outages are possible.

Anything Else: I hope you all stay safe. Please comment and like. Thank you. Have an amazing day. I hope all goes your way. So let today be your very best day. Cheers everyone!

Welcome: Good morning. We will have a mix of precipitation for this storm. In the end, if it does turn out to be an ice storm, totals will vary from house to house. I believe there is a good chance this will be mainly sleet and/or freezing rain. If it turns out to be all rain or all snow, I would be pretty shocked…

Alert: A Winter Weather Advisory will go into effect, for both Berkshire County and Bennington County, starting 4:00 PM today and going until 1:00 PM tomorrow.

Timing: Scattered snow during the day today will transition to widespread snow in the evening. At night a wintry mix will develop and will continue into Thursday night. By Friday morning everything should have ended. During this evening into tonight some snow could fall steadily to heavily at times.

Snow: Widespread snow is likely. A coating to 3 inches of snow is likely. However, some in Bennington County could receive 6 inches.

Sleet: Widespread sleet is likely. Sleet amounts are calculated into snow amounts.

Freezing Rain: Widespread freezing rain is likely. Most should receive between 1/10 and 1/4 of an inch of ice. However some could receive less and some could receive more.

Rain: Scattered rain is likely. Rainfall should not exceed an inch.

Thunder: Not expected.

Peak Wind: (Thursday night) 15 to 30 mph, with gusts to 45 mph. Coming from the West.

Blowing/Drifting Snow: Not expected.

Snow Day Calculator: Most schools are currently on vacation.

Hazards Summary: Roads will likely be dangerous at times. If ice amounts that are forecasted do occur, or if higher ice amounts occur, scattered power outages and tree damage will be possible. The more ice received, the more dangerous this event will be. Be careful.

Anything Else: I hope you all stay safe. Please comment and like. Thank you. Have an amazing day. I hope all goes your way. So let today be your very best day. Cheers everyone!