Rod’s Weather Notes

TODAY

Today: A dry start, icy roadways reported due to freezing temps. A mix of early morning moisture will be snow in some areas before temps warm above 32 degrees in all locations. Look for light rain much of the afternoon. South winds 5-15 mph.

Tonight: Likely evening rain becomes heavier overnight. Steady temps near 40 degrees with rising snow levels to 3,000 feet. Breezy south winds 10-25 mph.

Wednesday: A heavy rain band early morning with the frontal passage, occasional rain during the day continues, gusty south winds to 40 mph early and southwest 10-20 mph during the day. 24-hour rain totals may near an inch.

Wednesday Night: Likely showers, colder air overnight with snow levels dipping to near 1,000 feet and possible snow showers at the lowest elevations. Low level scattered dustings of snow will be possible.

Thursday: Partly sunny, a mix of snow, hail and rain showers at lowest elevations. Any scattered dustings will melt during the day.

Thursday Night: A mix of cloudiness with scattered rain and or snow showers ending overnight.

Friday: A dry morning, followed by thickening clouds and afternoon rain.

Friday Night: Rain may continue much of the night with temps holding above freezing. 24-hour rainfall may near .50 inches as a front nears.

Saturday: Partly to mostly cloudy with rain showers.

Saturday Night: Showers end overnight with partial clearing.

Sunday: Morning frosty fog pockets, a partly cloudy day.

Sunday Night: Clouds increase with likely rain by morning.

Monday: Morning rain with a cold front and afternoon showers.

Monday Night: Showers end during the evening, frosty fog by morning.