QUICK-LOOK FORECAST
- Icy spots likely tonight as temperatures fall
- Fog, drizzle to accompany mid-week warm-up
- Late-week storm could bring wintry mess, more cold
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DETAILED FORECAST
TUESDAY: Clouds will linger although a few breaks are possible. Temperatures will reach back into the middle 30s.
WEDNESDAY: Cloudy skies are expected with temperatures climbing into the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. Areas of drizzle or light rain will be likely through the day with fog developing late. The fog may become dense by evening.
THURSDAY: Areas of light rain or drizzle will be likely in the morning with steady rain developing toward evening. It will become breezy and unseasonably warm with highs reaching into the middle 50s.
FRIDAY: Rain in the morning will mix with sleet and snow before changing over to snow Friday night. Snow and ice accumulation will be possible. It will be blustery. Temperatures will start the day in the lower 40s but fall into the 30s.
SATURDAY: Snow will be likely, especially in the morning. Snow accumulation is possible. It will be blustery with temperatures holding in the middle 20s.
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