Tuesday's forecast: Boston digs out, wintry mix North
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Tuesday's forecast: Snow finally stops in Boston
The national weather forecast for Tuesday, February 10 calls for more snow for the Plains and the Great Lakes, while the Pacific Northwest dries out and snow finally stops in Boston, for now.
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A wintry mix is likely in the far northern tier while New England digs out from another snowstorm.
East Coast: The storm that walloped New England on Monday will move out to sea by the afternoon. Parts of the mid-Atlantic and coastal Carolinas will see a wet, dreary day.
North: A messy mix of sleet, snow and freezing rain will spread across the northern Rockies, northern Plains and Great Lakes through the day.
West: Other than some nuisance showers in Washington state, the rest of the West will be sunny and pleasant on Tuesday.
Weather history for Feb. 10: In 1933, Oregon set its all-time state low temperature record of -54 degrees in Seneca. In 1982, Indianapolis fell to -21 degrees, a February record low.