We should see some very light rain and drizzle overnight. Surface temperatures will be colder, so seeing a thin glaze of ice is possible.
This will be possible around midnight into early on Saturday morning.
Scattered showers will pass through the Tri-State on Saturday. Showers will be isolated in the morning, but the better chance is from 1 to 8 p.m. Highs get to the mid-40s.
By Sunday, we'll get a bit of high pressure to dry out the atmosphere, so some sunshine will be around early. Highs will only reach the upper 30s.
More clouds on Monday and moisture reaches the Tri-State on Tuesday. Cold air will be in place and this makes a likely snowfall for us. While indicators differ, it does appear a light snow will interrupt your life on Tuesday morning. Possible traffic issues and potential school closings are on the table.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Freezing drizzle is possible
Low: 31
SATURDAY
Spotty showers
Overcast
High: 45
SATURDAY NIGHT
Gradual clearing
Dry
Low: 29
SUNDAY
Some sun early
Mostly Cloudy
High: 38
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