Cold air is returning to the Mid-Ohio Valley, bringing with it expected snow showers tonight. Weather forecasts predict the onset of these conditions around 6 to 8 p.m. This weather change will lead to scattered snow showers, but little to no accumulation is expected from this initial wave.
Weather Forecast Overview
While there may not be significant snowfall, residents should prepare for slick road conditions on Thursday morning. The temperatures will plummet, with highs only reaching the mid-20s. The rest of the week will see lows dip into the teens, maintaining these frigid conditions through next Tuesday.
Upcoming Snow Showers
This weekend could bring an increase in snowfall. Here’s what to expect:
- Friday: Primarily dry during the day.
- Friday Night to Saturday Morning: Snow showers are anticipated, with some accumulation likely.
- Snow Accumulation: Expected to be around 1 inch, with some areas, particularly in West Virginia, possibly seeing close to 2 inches.
Long-Term Outlook
After the snow showers taper off, the region will continue to experience frigid temperatures. A slight warm-up is projected for next Wednesday, with temperatures expected to rise above freezing. For now, residents should brace for another bout of winter weather in the coming days.
