Weather Forecast: What to Expect This Week from Snow to Rain

Weather can change quickly, and this week is a clear example. From snow showers to rain, the forecast shows a mix of conditions that will affect daily plans and travel. Understanding what to expect helps you prepare and stay safe. Here’s a detailed look at the weather for the coming days, with practical tips for dealing with the shifts between cold and wet.

Snow-covered street under cloudy sky

Tonight’s Weather: Increasing Clouds and Cold Temperatures

Tonight, expect the sky to become mostly cloudy with temperatures dropping to around 28 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds will be calm, making it feel a bit colder but not windy. This sets the stage for the chance of snow showers early Sunday morning.

What to do:

• Dress warmly if you’re heading out late.

• Keep an eye on roads as temperatures near freezing can cause slick spots.

  
  

Sunday’s Mixed Precipitation: Snow, Rain, and Showers

Sunday starts with a slight chance of snow showers before 10 a.m. After that, between 10 a.m. and noon, expect a mix of rain and snow showers. By the afternoon, rain showers become more likely with a high near 44 degrees. Winds will shift from south to west at 5 to 7 mph. The chance of precipitation is 70%, but little or no snow accumulation is expected.

Key points:

• Morning travel may be slippery due to snow showers.

• Afternoon rain could cause wet roads and reduced visibility.

• Temperatures rising above freezing will limit snow buildup.

  
  

Sunday Night: Showers Continue with Slightly Warmer Temperatures

Showers will continue mainly before 1 a.m. Sunday night, with lows around 34 degrees. West winds will pick up to 9 to 11 mph. The chance of precipitation increases to 80%, with new precipitation amounts between a tenth and a quarter of an inch possible.

Tips:

• Prepare for wet conditions if you are out late.

• Check drainage around your home to avoid minor flooding.

  
  

Monday Brings Partly Sunny Skies and Cooler Temperatures

Monday will be partly sunny with a high near 44 degrees. Winds will remain from the west at 5 to 7 mph. Monday night will be mostly cloudy with lows around 32 degrees.

What this means:

• A break from precipitation gives a chance to dry out.

• Cooler temperatures overnight may cause frost or icy patches on untreated surfaces.

  
  

Midweek Showers and Rising Temperatures

Starting Tuesday afternoon, showers will return with an 80% chance of precipitation and highs near 48 degrees. Showers will likely continue into Tuesday night, mainly before 1 a.m., with lows around 42 degrees and a 70% chance of rain.

Wednesday will see showers mainly after 1 p.m., with highs near 58 degrees and an 80% chance of precipitation. Wednesday night will bring rain showers likely before 1 a.m., then a chance of rain and snow showers with lows around 33 degrees and a 60% chance of precipitation.

Rain droplets on window with cloudy sky outside

Advice for midweek:

• Keep an umbrella handy for afternoon and evening outings.

• Watch for slippery roads during rain and possible snow mix Wednesday night.

• Warmer daytime temperatures may cause melting snow and puddles.

  
  

Thanksgiving Day and Following Days: Snow Showers Likely

Thanksgiving Day will bring snow showers likely, with partly sunny skies and a high near 40 degrees. The chance of precipitation is 60%. Thursday night will continue with snow showers likely, mostly cloudy, and lows around 27 degrees. Friday will also see snow showers likely, mostly cloudy, with highs near 36 degrees and a 60% chance of precipitation.

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Planning for the holiday:

• Expect snow showers that could impact travel plans.

• Dress in layers and waterproof clothing for outdoor activities.

• Keep updated on road conditions, especially Thursday and Friday.

  
  

Preparing for the Week Ahead

This week’s weather will test your flexibility. From cold nights with increasing clouds to a mix of snow and rain showers, staying informed will help you adjust your plans. Here are some practical tips:

• Layer your clothing to handle temperature swings from the 20s to upper 50s.

• Use waterproof shoes and jackets to stay dry during rain and snow showers.

• Drive carefully on wet or icy roads, especially early Sunday and late Wednesday nights.

• Monitor weather updates daily as conditions can change quickly.

• Protect outdoor plants and pipes from freezing temperatures overnight.

  
  

Weather changes like these remind us to prepare for both cold and wet conditions. By planning ahead, you can stay comfortable and safe throughout the week.