There's a weak cold front passing through the area tonight and it could produce a few flurries. It will make it colder for Thursday's morning rush, as we'll start in the mid to upper 20s with wind chills in the teens in some spots.
Thursday will be colder behind this minor system. We'll only reach the mid to upper 30s in the afternoon. At least, the clouds will decrease during the day giving us some sunshine.
We are still monitoring the weekend forecast closely. The weather models have continued to show an even more southern track of the area of low pressure that will trigger the snow/rain for us.
So, overall my forecast is still on track for light snow accumulation on Saturday morning. I should have a handle on totals on Thursday, but know it will be light, unless something changes. Additionally, we could see some snow/rain by midday before the moisture pulls out of town.
While things could change, even the computer models are coming together on a unified solution of snow to start Saturday. Where things diverge is into midday where not all models are showing the moisture to continue. Also, it's a possibility for some light rain around Friday around midnight before changing to snow overnight.
As for Sunday, we could again see some light snow to start the day again before a change over to a snow/rain mix.
TONIGHT
Cloudy
Chance flurries
Low: 28
THURSDAY
Mostly cloudy start
To mostly clear
High: 37
THURSDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Colder
Low: 22
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