SNOW TOMORROW; NOT A LOT BUT MAYBE ENOUGH TO MAKE THINGS SLIPPERY.
FIRST "KITCHEN SINK" STORM OF SEASON (ALL FORMS OF PRECIPITATION)
POSSIBLE TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY FOLLOWED BY SOME VERY COLD WEATHER.
Friday: Brisk and colder with a mix of clouds and sun. High around 40.
Friday night: Partly cloudy. Low 26-30.
Saturday: Occasional snow accumulating up to an inch. High 31-35.
Saturday night: Becoming clear and cold. Any wet or slushy areas
freezing. Low 22-26.
Sunday: Partly to mostly sunny, High 34-38. Low Sunday night 22-26.
Monday: Partly sunny, then turning mostly cloudy. Scattered flurries
possible in the afternoon and evening. High 36-40. Low Monday night 24-28.
Tuesday: Partly sunny. High 34-38. Low Tuesday night 28-32.
Wednesday: Snow or an icy mix followed by some rain. High 32-36.
Low Wednesday night 28-32.
Thursday: Blustery and cold; variable clouds with snow showers. High
30-34. Low Thursday night 16-20.
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