Winter Weather Forecast for the Week Ahead Snow Chances and Cold Temperatures

Winter is settling in with a mix of snow showers and chilly temperatures expected throughout the week. If you have plans or daily routines that depend on the weather, staying informed will help you prepare for the conditions ahead. This forecast covers the next several days, highlighting when snow is likely, how much accumulation to expect, and what temperatures will feel like.

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

Friday and Friday Night: Snow Showers Begin

Friday starts with a 50% chance of snow showers and mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures will peak near 30 degrees Fahrenheit, with a west wind blowing at 10 to 13 mph. Snow accumulation could reach around an inch, so expect some slippery spots on roads and sidewalks.

Friday night brings a slight chance of snow showers before 7 p.m., then another chance after 5 a.m. The low temperature will drop to around 15 degrees. Winds will calm down to 5 to 8 mph and become light and variable. Snow accumulation overnight will likely be less than half an inch, but it could still make for a frosty morning.

Tips for Friday and Friday Night

• Dress in layers to stay warm during the cold evening.

• Drive carefully as roads may become slick with fresh snow.

• Keep an eye on weather updates for any changes in snow timing.

  
  

Saturday and Saturday Night: Snow Continues

Snow showers will continue on Saturday with an 80% chance of precipitation. The high temperature will rise slightly to near 34 degrees. Winds will shift from south at 6 to 9 mph to west in the afternoon. Snow accumulation is expected to be less than half an inch, but the persistent showers could make it feel colder.

Saturday night will see snow showers likely, mainly after 1 a.m., with a 60% chance of precipitation. The low will dip to around 13 degrees, with a steady west wind near 7 mph. Expect mostly cloudy skies overnight.

!High angle view of snow-covered trees and rooftops during ongoing snow showers

Sunday and Sunday Night: More Snow and Lower Temperatures

Sunday will bring snow showers mainly before 1 p.m., with an 80% chance of precipitation. The high temperature will drop to near 23 degrees, making it one of the colder days this week. Snow accumulation could add up, so plan for slippery conditions.

Sunday night continues with likely snow showers and mostly cloudy skies. The low will be around 7 degrees, with a 60% chance of precipitation. This cold night will require extra warmth and caution if you need to be outdoors.

Monday and Monday Night: Snow Showers Persist

Monday offers a 50% chance of snow showers with mostly cloudy conditions. The high temperature will be near 25 degrees. Monday night will bring snow showers with an 80% chance of precipitation and a low around 16 degrees. This means the snow could continue to build up, especially overnight.

Tuesday and Wednesday: Mostly Cloudy with Milder Temperatures

Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with a high near 30 degrees and a low around 19 degrees at night. No significant snow is expected, giving a brief break from the heavier precipitation.

Wednesday will also be mostly cloudy, but temperatures will rise to near 40 degrees. There is a 30% chance of showers Wednesday night with a low around 30 degrees, signaling a possible transition to rain or mixed precipitation.

!Eye-level view of wet street with light rain and cloudy skies

Thursday: Showers Likely and Warmer Temperatures

Thursday will bring showers likely with mostly cloudy skies. The high temperature will reach near 47 degrees, the warmest day of the week. The chance of precipitation is 70%, so expect rain or mixed precipitation rather than snow as temperatures rise.

Preparing for the Week Ahead

This week’s weather calls for careful planning, especially if you commute or spend time outdoors. Here are some practical tips to stay safe and comfortable:

• Monitor local weather updates daily for any changes in snow timing or intensity.

• Keep your vehicle winter-ready with snow tires, windshield washer fluid, and emergency supplies.

• Dress in warm layers and waterproof outerwear to handle snow showers and cold winds.

• Allow extra travel time on days with snow showers to avoid accidents.

• Clear snow promptly from driveways and sidewalks to prevent ice buildup.