Overview
- Midweek clipper delivered only a coating to 1–3 inches with isolated squalls, and conditions improved by Wednesday afternoon into a dry, sunnier Thursday.
- Temperatures rise to near or above freezing through Saturday, accelerating snowmelt that can pond and then refreeze into slick spots after dark.
- Saturday looks warmest, reaching the mid to upper 40s in many areas, providing a window for cleanup and snowbank reduction.
- A quick, light snow is possible Sunday—generally a coating to around 2 inches—followed by a sharp turn to arctic cold Monday with single‑digit wind chills in spots.
- Model guidance signals another system around Tuesday into Wednesday, but track and precipitation type remain low‑confidence with outcomes ranging from snow to a wintry mix or rain.