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Light Snow this Evening into Tonight

Mid to Late Week Outlook: Warmer!

Light snow moves through the area late this afternoon into tonight. Amounts of 1 to 2 inches are expected by daybreak Wednesday. Additionally, there is a small (15 - 20%) chance for a 1-2 hour period of light freezing drizzle as the snow ends after midnight. Some roads may become snow-covered and slippery overnight and for the Wednesday morning commute.

Following a cold last few days, temperatures slowly rebound for the middle to latter part of the week. Temperatures will be heavily influenced by our snowpack as we get towards the weekend, but areas that manage to melt most of their snow have a decent shot of exceeding 60 degrees on Saturday! Aside from our light snow tonight, the forecast is trending dry with a few passing shots of rain or a rain/snow mix Wed night and Sat night.