Hello, all you weather aficionados! It appears that Mother Nature is preparing to gift us with a medley of snow and rain over the upcoming weekend and into the following week. So, snuggle up with your comforting blankets and toasty socks because it’s going to be quite nippy!

Let’s delve into the details, day by day:
Friday seems to offer a touch of sunshine amidst some swirling clouds, but don’t be deceived – the temperature will only reach about 35°F, so it will still be rather brisk.

Moving onto Saturday, anticipate overcast skies and a sprinkle of light snow with a chance of drizzle in the morning. We might even witness some snow accumulation, possibly around an inch, so beware of slick patches on the roads. Temperatures will linger around 35°F during the day, dipping to around 30°F at night.

Sunday will mirror the previous day’s conditions, with intermittent light snow and drizzle. The mercury will rise a tad, hitting around 38°F during the day and dropping to 28°F at night.

Come Monday, things will take an intriguing turn with bouts of rain and snow, especially overnight and into Tuesday. Temperatures will remain around 38°F during the day, descending to 32°F at night.

Now, let’s turn our attention to Tuesday and Wednesday – brace yourselves for a First Alert Weather Day! We’re bracing for a messy fusion of snow and rain, with the potential for some lake effect snow as well. The prevailing question at present is the exact location of the rain and snow line, making it challenging to gauge how much snow we’ll contend with. Simply be prepared for potential travel disruptions, both locally and regionally, from this system.

So, there you have it, folks – it appears we’re in for an assortment of wintry weather over the coming days. Keep a keen eye on the forecast, wrap up warmly, and stay safe out there!