Can you open the window world to Boston weather window for our chief meteorologist, Curtis, please? So, Curtis, still some snow out there. And it might be another, but a couple, two, three, four, five inches coming. Is that correct? That's correct. We need about 1.8 more inches in downtown Boston to get into the top 10 of snowiest storms of all time. So that is potentially done today.

It's warming up, though.

It feels balmy out there.

12 afternoon high of 24.

And I saw a little bit of a report here, Greg.

The latest modeling is showing another banger of a storm potentially next weekend.

No, thank you.

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morning hey good morning gregg how you doing doing well uh we survived what what what is the

what's the latest on driving and the and the story i know there's uh Courtney mentioned during the

news couple thousand people without power this morning in Massachusetts.

Yeah, I mean, what I'd say to folks is, first of all, thank you, Massachusetts.

People, I think, listened, you did a great job staying off the roads.

It really helped.

It really helped our crews, you know, the plows to keep up with the snow.

I encourage people, you know, work from home

today where you can limit travel, try to stay off the roads because there's still a lot of cleanup.

And we're going to get another dumping in a little bit. Okay. So there's a lull right now,

but we're going to get a little bit more snow as the day goes forward. And in terms of the cold, we know it's cold,

so, you know, checking neighbors, elderly folks, right, make sure they're squared away and have

what they need. But, you know, fortunately, the snowstorm was like drier snow, so we didn't

have some of the wet snow that causes a lot of down power lines.

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