Another day, another minor “storm”. But instead of a messy wintry mix, this one will be all snow!
Tuesday, snow starts around the end of the morning commute and moves out before the evening drive (9 a.m.-3 p.m.). Most of the state will end up with a couple of inches of snow. But higher amounts are possible if a heavier snow bands set up. 2”-4” as a range should cover it. Snow will be light and fluffy.
The rest of the work week is cold, breezy and dry. Another storm is possible this weekend. The timing and precipitation type is still unclear.
Tonight: Patchy fog/mist. Low: 27-35.
Tomorrow: Snow developing 8 a.m.-10 a.m., ending 2 p.m.-4 p.m. 2″-4″ of snow. High temperatures in the low 30s inland, mid 30s for the shoreline.
Wednesday: Partly cloudy, cold and windy. High temperatures around 30 inland, low 30s for the shoreline.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, arctic cold! High temperatures in the middle to upper 20s.
Friday: Partly cloudy, remaining cold. High temperatures in the upper 20s inland, low 30s for the shoreline.
Saturday: Another storm is possible. While this doesn’t look like a big snow maker, a wintry mix could cause travel problems.