Warming trend continues with temperatures heading well into the 80s by Tuesday, around 20 to 30 degrees above normal. With these warm temperatures, grassfire concerns are elevated through Wednesday. Another weather system arrives late Wednesday into Thursday with high chances for precipitation and much cooler temperatures.
Strong winds are possible on Thursday. In addition to the usual strong wind impacts (blowing around objects/making travel difficult) blowing snow may become an issue in some areas. Stay up to date with the latest forecast if you have outdoor or travel plans.
Precipitation returns to the area late Wednesday into at least Friday. Precipitation may turn to snow at elevations as low as 3000 feet Thursday afternoon. Stay up to date with the latest forecast if you have outdoor or travel plans.
Over the lower elevations, precipitation will start out as rain before potentially switching over to wet snow Thursday into Friday. Stay up to date with the latest forecast if you have outdoor or travel plans.
A Spring storm system arrives late Wednesday with much cooler temperatures, strong precipitation chances, and snow possible even in the lower elevations Thursday afternoon into Friday. The combination of wind and wet snow may result in blowing snow impacts during this time.
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