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Clear skies and frigid temps kick off this Tuesday morning. Though, with these clear skies, we get a shot to see a lunar eclipse. The moon will set at 6:18am on the western horizon, simply after reaching max eclipse round right here.

Temps bounce again to close 30 by noon, however we’ll watch clouds advance in and a few snow to initially begin the subsequent system that strikes in. Early to mid afternoon flakes will change to sleet, freezing rain and rain from south to north late-day/night with the icy situations lasting the longest northwest of 495 tonight. Snow totals gained’t be spectacular, typically a coating to some inches, however that, mixed with some sleet and freezing rain will create slick untreated surfaces. A winter climate advisory is up for places close to/northwest of I-95.

Ice turns to rain tonight and tapers off by tomorrow morning. Tomorrow appears to be like nice, 50-55 inland, 40s on the coast with returning sunshine.

The sample total via the weekend, into subsequent week is a milder one. The perfect shot of hitting 60 is early subsequent week. We’ll get lots of melting accomplished the subsequent 10 days or so.

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