The snow will stick around Sunday night into early Monday morning as a northwesterly flow kicks into the region, and we could see an additional light accumulation on top of what we are already forecasting throughout much of the day on Sunday.
Another round of snow showers moves in on Tuesday afternoon and into Tuesday evening, before another round of extreme cold moves in by the end of next week.
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That snow on Tuesday is thanks to another clipper system moving into the region, and that could leave a few inches of snow accumulation by late Tuesday night.
The frigid air mass will continue to grip the region through the end of the week.
Overnight low temperatures starting Monday night through Saturday morning will be right around zero, if not into the low-end of the single digits.
But, I am forecasting overnight lows Thursday night and into Friday morning to go back below zero.
We could see at least a few more nights this week where wind chill temperatures will be in the territory where we may need another round of Cold Weather Advisories.
We’ll be tracking that as we go throughout the next few days.
We do bring some quieter weather into the forecast for the second half of next week and into the start of next weekend.
A mix of sunshine and clouds is expected on Wednesday and Thursday, then we bring more sunshine than anything else into the forecast from Friday, and into the start of next weekend on Saturday.
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