Boston is preparing for snow, with a messy commute expected Thursday, transitioning from light flurries to a mix of rain and snow. The weekend may bring more snow and strong winds, clearing by Washington's Birthday with sunny and cold conditions.

Boston residents can expect three winter storms this week, with snow, sleet, and icy conditions starting Tuesday night. The National Weather Service forecasts increasing clouds and chilly temperatures leading to a significant snowy Thursday commute.

Boston is forecasted to face three separate storms this week, with initial light snowfall primarily in Southern New England, followed by a shift to a wintry mix and possibly heavy precipitation with windy conditions over the weekend.

Boston and surrounding areas are under a Winter Storm Warning with advisories for heavy snow and hazardous roads; variable snowfall across the region is affecting travel and prompting safety warnings for residents.

Boston anticipates its largest snowstorm of the year, with 4-8 inches of snow starting Saturday night into Sunday, affecting travel and prompting a Winter Storm Warning. More snow is expected later in the week.

Boston is expected to receive heavy snowfall this weekend, with a Winter Storm Watch in effect. Accumulations of 5 to 8 inches are possible, and travel disruptions are a concern.

Boston, MA faces a wintry mix with early snow transitioning to sleet and freezing rain. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect, forecasting 1-4 inches of snow/sleet and icy conditions.

Boston anticipates winter storms, starting with a snowy and rainy Thursday and possible significant snowfall over the weekend. The third storm may arrive pre-Valentine's Day.

Boston is set for a brief mixed precipitation on Thursday, per the WBZ Weather Team, involving rain, snow, and sleet without significant wind or coastal issues.

Boston's weather this week includes sunny spells, potential snow, and mixed precipitation, with varying temperatures and wind conditions, as per the National Weather Service.

Boston experiences variable winter weather, with snowfall slightly above last year's but below the 30-year average. The city anticipates more snow, cold, and windy conditions, with occasional sunny breaks.

Boston faces mixed weather with snow, freezing rain, and strong winds today, with the National Weather Service predicting gradual clearing and a drop to 22 degrees by evening. Snow and rain expected Sunday into Monday, impacting travel.

Boston faces rain and potential snowfall with temperatures fluctuating around the low 40s, transitioning to snow overnight, followed by a clearer Saturday and more mixed precipitation on Sunday.