Pockets of light snow and snow showers will start to have some heavier bursts embedded within them as today wears on, meaning while accumulations will be limited to a coating to an inch for many, with two to three inches in the mountains, even spots that don't see much total snow may still find moments where the roads become slick as the snow falls, so some extra time isn't a bad idea today.
Expect a period of clearing overnight tonight before clouds drift back in, meaning more clouds than sun with a few flurries and mostly light, scattered snow showers on Thursday as temperatures begin cooling.
Friday delivers sun ahead of an arctic cold front, but once it arrives, expect a strong wind and a shot of intense cold for the upcoming weekend - moving in late Friday or Friday night, and meaning high temperatures only in the teens both Saturday and Sunday, with overnight wind chill values about 20 below zero Saturday night!
Next week starts cool, then some snow and rain is likely Tuesday on the leading edge of milder times for the middle and end of next week in our exclusive necn early warning weather 10-day forecast.
