Good evening. Rhode Island. I'm Aaron Jolly. Folks, if you stepped outside today and thought. That feels pretty nice? You're right. We hit 46 degrees. Eight degrees above normal for late February. Soak up that memory, because the jet stream is buckling south right now, dragging a slab of Canadian Arctic air straight toward us like a freight train with no brakes. In the next 24 hours. Tonight stays quiet. Partly cloudy, lows near 27 degrees. Light winds. Narragansett Bay might catch a brief sprinkle around 9 P.M., but nothing worth grabbing an umbrella for. Sunday is the plot twist. Light snow slides into Providence after 8 A.M., reaching the Bay by late morning. About an inch statewide. Dry air aloft keeps the totals modest. Snow wraps up by early evening as the Arctic front bulldozes through. Then the bottom drops out. Sunday night. Providence  ...