Winter Weather Forecast A Look Ahead at Snow Showers and Cold Temperatures

Winter is settling in with a series of snow showers and chilly temperatures expected over the next several days. If you live in an area prone to winter weather, preparing for these conditions can help you stay safe and comfortable. This forecast outlines what to expect from tonight through Thursday, highlighting key weather changes and practical tips for managing snow and cold.

!Eye-level view of snow-covered street with light snow falling

Tonight’s Weather: Light Snow and Cooling Temperatures

Tonight brings a chance of snow showers before 8 p.m., with mostly cloudy skies and a low temperature around 16 degrees Fahrenheit. Winds will start from the west at 5 to 8 mph but shift to the south after midnight. The chance of precipitation is 30%, and new snow accumulation is expected to be less than half an inch.

This means roads and sidewalks may become slick in spots, especially in shaded areas or places where snow melts and refreezes. If you plan to be out late, dress warmly and watch for icy patches.

Saturday’s Snow Showers and Temperature Rise

Snow showers are likely on Saturday, mainly between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. The sky will remain mostly cloudy, and the high temperature will reach near 35 degrees. Winds will blow from the south at 6 to 10 mph, then shift west in the afternoon. The chance of precipitation increases to 70%, with new snow accumulation again less than half an inch.

This day will be colder than average but slightly warmer than tonight. The snow showers could cause reduced visibility during the day, so allow extra travel time if you need to drive. Layering your clothing will help you adjust to the fluctuating temperatures.

Saturday Night and Sunday: More Snow and Dropping Temperatures

Snow is likely again Saturday night, mainly after 1 a.m., with mostly cloudy skies and a low around 13 degrees. Winds will be steady from the west at about 7 mph. The chance of precipitation is 60%, and new snow accumulation could reach up to one inch.

Sunday will bring snow showers mainly before 1 p.m., with a high near 22 degrees. West winds will blow at 6 to 8 mph, and the chance of precipitation rises to 80%. Expect colder conditions and more snow accumulation, which could impact morning commutes and outdoor activities.

Sunday Night and Monday: Continued Snow Showers and Flurries

Snow showers are likely Sunday night, with mostly cloudy skies and a low near 10 degrees. The chance of precipitation remains at 60%. Monday will start with scattered flurries before 1 p.m., followed by snow showers likely after that time. The high temperature will be near 25 degrees, with a 60% chance of precipitation.

Monday night continues with snow showers likely before 1 a.m., mostly cloudy skies, and a low around 15 degrees. The chance of precipitation increases to 70%. These conditions suggest a persistent winter pattern, so staying prepared for snow removal and cold weather is important.

!High angle view of snow-covered trees and roads during daytime

Tuesday Through Thursday: Flurries, Clouds, and Showers

Tuesday will feature scattered flurries before 1 p.m. and mostly cloudy skies, with a high near 29 degrees. Tuesday night remains mostly cloudy with a low around 18 degrees.

Wednesday will be mostly cloudy, with a high near 40 degrees and a low near 30 degrees at night. This slight warming could bring some melting but also damp conditions.

Thursday shows showers likely, mostly cloudy skies, and a high near 46 degrees. The chance of precipitation is 60%, indicating a mix of rain or snow showers depending on local temperatures.

Preparing for the Week Ahead

With snow showers expected on multiple days and temperatures hovering near or below freezing, here are some practical tips to stay safe and comfortable:

• Dress in layers to adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.

• Keep sidewalks and driveways clear to prevent slips and falls. Even small snow accumulations can create hazards.

• Check your vehicle for winter readiness, including tire tread, windshield wipers, and antifreeze levels.

• Allow extra travel time during snow showers, especially on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

• Monitor local weather updates for any changes in snow accumulation or temperature drops.

  
  

!Close-up view of snowflakes on a window pane