Today: Rather cloudy, but not as cold in the afternoon. A midday snow shower, especially north. High: 37
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low: 28
Sunday: Mostly cloudy with a bit of rain late in the day. (most of the day dry, milder south) High: 40 Low: 31
***Winter Storm Watch for Monroe, Carbon and Pike Counties Sunday evening through Tuesday morning***
Mostly cloudy this morning with temperatures in the 20s…much better than yesterday's single digits! We anticipate two waves of low pressure to pass across the northeast today through late Monday, which will increase the chance of precipitation each day (rain, snow, mix).
Today, the first and lighter of the two waves (in terms of the amount of precipitation) will give us a rather cloudy day with a few snow showers, mainly to our northern counties. This wave appears to pass well to our north today through tonight. Little or no accumulation is expected, however higher elevations and areas north of I-80 may pick up an inch or two. High temperatures today will reach the upper 30s.
The second wave and the system of most concern (in terms of the amount and the type of precipitation) could bring some rain Sunday night into Monday, while we expect the majority of Sunday to be dry. The rain could mix with snow and ice as colder air attempts to wrap in on the back end of the storm later in the afternoon and evening on Monday.
Highs on Sunday will be near 40 degrees and fall back into the mid 30s on Monday.
If we see any snow accumulation the best chance would be on Monday, but would generally light accumulations. There still is room for the second wave to shift farther north (warmer resulting in more or all rain) or farther south (colder resulting in more accumulation). We will continue to bring you additional details as these waves move across the region.
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