It's actually rain that will likely start our Saturday morning as temps continue to drop into 9 a.m. At that point, if not earlier, the rain will mix and eventually change over to snow showers. These snow showers could cut down visibility and leave a coating on grassy areas before it tails off by early afternoon. Road temps are not likely to drop enough to allow the snow to stick. However, an isolated area could get slick. Morning lows will start in the low to mid 30s and most spots won't get out of the 30s for highs.
Saturday night, there's still a chance for flurries following mainly afternoon clouds. Gradual clearing will leave Sunday morning clear and frigid! Wind chills will make it feel like the teens or single digits. At least, the sunshine will be around all day.
High will reach around 40. Plus, next week will see much the same forecast.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Chance rain by daybreak
Low: 35
SATURDAY
Rain & snow showers front half of the day
Mostly Cloudy
High: 39
SATURDAY NIGHT
Chance Flurries
Very cold
Low: 27
SUNDAY
Mostly sunny
Cold and dry
High: 40
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