ORELON SIDNEY, CNN METEOROLOGIST: Mark Rosenthal has the wonderful job of being outside today -- from WCVB, in Boston. Mark, are you with us?</s>MARK ROSENTHAL, WCVB METEOROLOGIST: Yes, I'm with you; I'm certainly not again you, and I'm indoors today, where it's nice and balmy in the studio -- about 70 degrees, with a lot of clear sky here.</s>SIDNEY: Well, you know what: That's not fair, because I thought you were going to be outside in all the wind and all the snow.</s>ROSENTHAL: No. no.</s>SIDNEY: What is it like outside there right now?</s>ROSENTHAL: Well you know, it's gorgeous out here: All the snow is gone, but everything has ice on it, in terms of the trees, and there's a little bit of snow on the ground at the present time. You should check out some video of earlier today, when we had about an inch or two of snow on the ground in Boston, and the visibilities were low and, of course, cars were slip-sliding away. But we're used to it, here in the Boston area, we're into winter. As a matter of fact, the first official day of winter starts tomorrow, and yes, indeed, we're gearing up for another potential snow and ice situation tomorrow night straight on through Friday. And I'm sure you've been looking at the weather maps, and you know behind the second storm, the coldest air of the season is poised to spill into much of the Northeast.</s>SIDNEY: I think it's going to be one of those winters for us -- it looks like it's going to be very cold in some locations, so do yourself a favor: Stay inside, don't let them get you outside in this stuff.</s>ROSENTHAL: No, no -- I'm here.</s>SIDNEY: Thanks a lot.</s>ROSENTHAL: Yes -- no, I'm...</s>SIDNEY: Thanks a lot, Mark.</s>ROSENTHAL: OK, my pleasure.
Boston Meteorologist Discusses Wintry Weather