As temperatures hover around 30 degrees and sleet sticks to the ground, residents in Franklin, Berkshire, and western Hampden counties are bracing for another round of winter weather on Wednesday. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for these areas until 10 p.m.

Earlier this week, some areas experienced even colder weather with single-digit temperatures. While the current conditions may seem relatively milder, it is still essential for residents to bundle up and take necessary precautions when venturing out onto the roads on Wednesday morning.

The forecast for Wednesday includes a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain. This combination poses potential hazards for motorists, as roads may become slippery and hazardous. It is advised for drivers to allocate extra time for clearing snow or ice off their vehicles and to exercise caution during their commute.

The Winter Weather Advisory serves as a reminder for residents in Franklin, Berkshire, and western Hampden counties to stay prepared for adverse weather conditions. Authorities are urging individuals to follow safety guidelines, such as dressing warmly, maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles, and driving at reduced speeds to ensure a safe journey.

As the day progresses, it is essential to stay updated with weather forecasts and listen to any further advisories or warnings issued by local authorities. It is always better to be prepared and take the necessary precautions to ensure personal safety.

Residents in the affected counties are encouraged to monitor the advisory closely and make necessary arrangements for their daily activities. Stay tuned for any updates or changes in the weather conditions throughout the day.