Clouds move in tonight, bringing a brief wintry mix late into early Saturday. Lows drop to 31°, so watch for a few slick spots, especially on elevated surfaces, but overall impacts should be low.
Rain picks up Saturday, with scattered showers by late morning and heavier downpours in the afternoon and evening. Highs will be in the low to mid-40s. A Flood Watch is in effect Saturday afternoon through Sunday, with 2 to 3 inches of rain possible and even higher localized amounts. Excessive rainfall could impact local rivers, creeks, and streams, so be prepared to seek higher ground if a nearby body of water becomes inundated with excessive runoff.
After multiple rounds of heavy rain and a chance for embedded thunderstorms, rain changes to snow early Sunday. Expect 1 to 2 inches of accumulation, with another burst of snow Sunday afternoon as highs hover in the mid-30s.
Once we dry out late Sunday, temperatures plummet - highs struggle to reach the upper 20s, and overnight lows drop into the teens and single digits through next week. Bundle up!
TONIGHT
Overcast
Rain/wintry mix moves in
Low: 31
SATURDAY
Rain
Most of the day
High: 46
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