Good morning. Rhode Island. I'm Aaron Jolly. That clear blue sky overhead is beautiful, folks, but don't let it fool you. We're sitting at a brisk 30 degrees right now. But here's the thing: high pressure is sliding offshore. That means the quiet weather is exiting stage left. A disturbance is racing in from the west with a surge of moisture. When that warm air rides over our cold ground, you get a messy mix. In the next 24 hours. Snow arrives statewide between 11 A.M. and 1 P.M. Providence will see snow transition to sleet, then rain by late afternoon. You'll hit a high near 33 degrees. Don't expect much accumulation, though. Less than an inch. Down along Narragansett Bay, it's a touch milder at 35 degrees. The bay makes the switch to rain faster there, with southeast winds picking up to 10 miles an hour. Tonight, the rain continues and patchy f ...