Winter Weather Forecast Snow and Rain Showers Ahead

Winter weather is shaping up to bring a mix of snow and rain showers over the next several days. If you have outdoor plans or need to commute, staying informed about the changing conditions will help you prepare and stay safe. This forecast covers the expected weather patterns from today through Sunday, highlighting key details like precipitation chances, temperature shifts, and wind conditions.

Snow-covered street with light snow falling

Today’s Weather: Snow Showers Turning to Rain

Expect snow showers likely before noon, with a chance of rain and snow showers mixing between noon and 4 p.m. After 4 p.m., rain showers become more likely. The sky will remain mostly cloudy throughout the day, and temperatures will reach a high near 38°F. Winds will come from the west at around 15 mph, with gusts up to 28 mph, which could make it feel colder than the actual temperature.

• Precipitation chance: 60%

• Snow accumulation: Less than half an inch possible during the day

  
  

This mix of snow and rain can create slippery roads and sidewalks, so take care if you need to travel. The gusty winds may also cause some blowing snow in open areas.

Tonight’s Outlook: Rain and Snow Showers Changing to All Snow

Tonight, rain and snow showers will continue, but after 7 p.m., expect the precipitation to turn entirely to snow. The skies will stay mostly cloudy, and temperatures will drop to around 29°F. Winds will ease slightly, blowing from the west at 8 to 11 mph.

• Precipitation chance: 70%

• New snow accumulation: Less than one inch possible overnight

  
  

The transition to all snow overnight means roads could become icy and snow-covered by morning. If you have early plans Tuesday, allow extra time for travel.

Tuesday’s Weather: Snow Showers with Rain Mixing In

Tuesday brings a chance of snow showers in the morning, which will mix with rain after noon before gradually ending. The day will remain mostly cloudy with a high near 40°F. Winds will be lighter, around 6 to 8 mph from the west.

• Precipitation chance: 30%

• New snow accumulation: Less than half an inch possible

  
  

By Tuesday afternoon, conditions should improve, but some wet and slippery spots may linger, especially in shaded areas.

Melting snow on a residential sidewalk with patches of ice

Tuesday Night and Wednesday: Cooler and Mostly Clear

Tuesday night will be partly cloudy with a low near 24°F and calm winds. This drop in temperature could cause any wet surfaces to freeze, so watch for black ice.

Wednesday will be mostly sunny with a high near 42°F and light, variable winds. This is a good day to get outside and enjoy some fresh air while the weather is calmer.

Wednesday night will turn mostly cloudy again with a low around 24°F.

Thursday Through Sunday: Increasing Rain and Snow Showers

Thursday will be partly sunny with a high near 46°F. However, showers are likely after 1 a.m. Thursday night, with mostly cloudy skies and a low near 36°F. The chance of precipitation is 60%.

Friday looks wetter, with showers expected throughout the day and a high near 51°F. The chance of precipitation rises to 90%, so plan accordingly if you need to be outdoors.

Friday night will continue with showers likely, mainly before 1 a.m., and a low around 35°F.

Saturday and Sunday bring a chance of rain and snow showers, mostly cloudy skies, and highs near 43°F on Saturday and 47°F on Sunday. The chance of precipitation is 40% on Saturday and 30% on Sunday, with lows around freezing both nights.

Wet road with light snow and rain falling under cloudy sky

Preparing for the Week Ahead

This week’s weather will require some flexibility and preparation. Here are a few tips to help you stay safe and comfortable:

• Dress in layers to adjust easily between cold, wet, and windy conditions.

• Check road conditions before traveling, especially early mornings and evenings when snow and ice may be present.

• Keep an emergency kit in your vehicle with blankets, water, and a flashlight.

• Allow extra travel time during periods of snow or rain showers.

• Clear snow and ice from walkways promptly to prevent slips and falls.

  
  

Monitoring local weather updates will also help you stay ahead of any sudden changes.