Saturday morning is a 9 FIRST WARNING WEATHER ALERT DAY for 1"-2" of snowfall by around noon on Saturday.
A cold, light rain starts around midnight and widely scattered showers are expected in the overnight hours with wet snowflakes mixing in at times, especially to the north. No snow should accumulate for several hours as temperatures slowly fall to 30 degrees. The best window for snow still looks like it's daybreak. This window of opportunity would be between 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. for most of the Tri-State.
As a result, the National Weather Service has issued a Weather Weather Advisory for the highlighted counties below. Highland, Brown, Adams, Bracken, Mason and Robertson counties will see upwards of 2" of snowfall and perhaps more.
Specifically, this will be a wet snowfall. When it comes down more steadily, it will be able to accumulate on the roads. It will be more of a slushy snow. We are looking at 1"-2" of snowfall for most areas.
Saturday afternoon will be dry and overcast. Light rain starts to fall again on Saturday night.
Another wave of moisture comes through the Ohio Valley on Sunday. This should primarily be a cold rain but don't be surprised if you see some wet snow mixing in from time to time. Little, if any, snow accumulation is expected Sunday morning. We'll warm to only 39 with clouds hanging around all day long.
OVERNIGHT
Wintry Mix
Changing to snow near daybreak
Low: 30
SATURDAY
Morning wet snowfall
Cloudy afternoon
High: 39
SATURDAY NIGHT
Overcast
Light rain
Low: 32
SUNDAY
Light rain
Wet snowflakes at times
High: 40
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