Quick moving bands of snow will pass through the area this evening. Snow squalls are possible. NOT a lot of accumulation. Most well below a half an inch. Snow squalls will be possible. Snow squalls do NOT mean high accumulation, but very sudden drops in visibility. After about 9 PM, snow should be moving out of the area but main concern is visibility, not accumulation.
Any accumulation that occurs will stay below half of an inch for most. There could be a few areas seeing heavier snow, causing visibility issues.
Meanwhile in Inglewood, CA where the Super Bowl is happening, there is a Heat Advisory in place. Temperatures are expected to be 15-25 degrees above average for this time of the year. Bengals fans there can expect a high of 84. There is the potential for this to be the hottest Super Bowl on record!
Tonight, will be mostly clear with lows in the teens. Monday will be mostly clear but only a tab bit warmer than Sunday. We'll see high barely climb above the freezing mark.
Look for a midweek warm-up by Wednesday with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Rain moves in late Wednesday into early Thursday. We're expecting gusts up to 40 mph along with heavy rain. Temperatures fall back to seasonal by next weekend.
SUNDAY:
Snow showers
Heavy at times
High: 30
SUNDAY NIGHT:
Mostly clear
Cold
Low: 14
MONDAY:
Mostly clear
Below average
High: 33
MONDAY NIGHT:
Mostly clear
Chilly
Low: 19
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