Rhode Island Weather for March 10, 2024 – John Donnelly

by John Donnelly, meteorologist

Rain ends early, then we’ll have some partial clearing during the day, maybe  even see some sunshine at times during the afternoon. High around 50 and evening lows in the mid 30’s with a gusty westerly breeze.

It’s a “B” day!

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John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida and moved back to Rhode Island and settled in Johnston, where he grew up until graduating from Lyndon State College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology.

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