SNOW FOR PART OF THE WEEKEND: Some uncertainty remains with the Saturday forecast, but computer model guidance continues to indicate the chance for snow. A few hours before daybreak Saturday and onward brings snow to the region should this system track far enough to the north. If it’s too far north, then some mixing could occur, especially near the Mason-Dixon line. If it’s too far south, parts of the region get a quick brush of light snow and/or snow showers. Temperatures are cold again, with readings in the middle to upper 30s. Sunday looks dry, breezy, and partly sunny. Temperatures are a bit higher in the 40s, but this is still quite chilly.
NEXT WEEK: Monday we’re watching yet another system. It’s brings the chance for a snow/mix transition to rain through the day. Temperatures are in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Stay tuned! Tuesday is not as chilly, and there’s the chance for some showers. Temperatures are in the middle to upper 40s. Wednesday is dry with sunshine. Temperatures are still on the cool side, with readings near 50 degrees.
Have a great Thursday!
