Our next weather maker moves in tomorrow bringing snow and rain to the area.
Saturday starts in the lower 20s with highs rising into the mid 30s under mostly cloudy skies.
Snow showers will be possible late Saturday with some accumulation to begin after dark.
Snow will begin a gradual shift to mostly rain from south to north early Sunday.
Precipitation is expected to stay snow longer in our northwestern counties which have the best chance for higher snow accumulation.
The rain snow line will need to be watched closely with this system! It’s just a matter of a degree or two on accumulation and impacts.
For areas along and north of I-70, 1-2″ of snow will be possible with an inch or less of snow likely Dayton and points south.
For all of the region, slick roads will be possible late Saturday into early Sunday morning although some areas may just be wet Sunday morning, so allow extra time for holiday travel.
Temperatures may rise as high as the upper 30s Sunday morning but then crash during the second half of the day.
A reinforcing shot of cold air arrives for the start of the work week, followed by another potential storm system by Tuesday that will bring another chance for snow.
