Snowfall and bitter cold air are both ahead. Round number 1 will bring some light accumulations and round 2 of a major winter storm will likely have a major impact starting Sunday
A cold front will pass through the Ohio Valley overnight, bringing some light snowfall before and during the morning commute. This snow will stick on some untreated and elevated roads, so expect slick spots and snowy travel. We will 0.5 to 1 inch of snow in most locations. Plan for a slower drive to work on Friday morning.
Saturday will see increasing clouds and colder with highs in the upper 20s.
Then, a strong weather system will bring periods of snow or freezing rain Sunday into Monday. Right now, our main forecast models are showing two different outcomes, but one big effect. A major winter storm that will significantly impact the Tri-State starting Sunday afternoon and last until Monday, at least.
As it stands now, several inches of snow could be on the ground by Sunday evening at 8pm. The models diverge after that with one revealing freezing rain into Monday and the other with heavy snow. Nevertheless, Monday will be a mess with major issues either way. We are calling for a WEATHER ALERT DAY for Sunday and Monday.
TONIGHT
Light snow
0.5" to 1" of snow
Low: 32
FRIDAY
Partly cloudy
Falling temperatures
High: 30
FRIDAY NIGHT
Much colder
Clearing out
Low: 18
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