Weather officials have issued a weather alert for snowfall anticipated on Thursday night, marking the next 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day. Residents should prepare for adverse conditions starting from the evening.
Weather Forecast Overview
On Wednesday, the region will experience widespread rain throughout the morning and into the early afternoon. Rainfall may be heavy at times, prompting caution during the morning commute.
Wednesday’s Weather Highlights
- Morning rain will taper off around noon.
- Temperatures will cool down by midday, leading to a potential wintry mix.
- Snow may begin to mix in between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
By early evening, expect light snow showers to develop, which could result in minor accumulations and slick spots on roads.
Thursday’s Weather Conditions
Thursday’s forecast indicates a mostly dry day with cloudy skies and a high temperature of 33 degrees. However, snow will return by Thursday evening, with conditions worsening overnight. The 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day will be active as heavy snowfall is expected.
Snow Accumulation Forecast
- Snowfall measurements are projected to reach 2-4 inches across most areas.
- Road conditions may deteriorate rapidly by Friday morning.
Temperatures will drop to around 25 degrees overnight, contributing to hazardous travel conditions.
Looking Ahead: Weekend Weather
Friday afternoon is expected to bring clearer weather, but untreated roads may still be covered in snow. The forecasted high for Friday will only reach 34 degrees.
Further, another clipper system may move through Saturday night, potentially delivering an additional inch or two of light snow.
Arctic Air Arrival
Following the snowfall, frigid air will settle in, with temperatures plummeting to nearly 20 degrees on Sunday. Residents can expect lows to dip into the single digits by Monday morning.
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