Chilly week ahead: Tracking snow showers, icy roads, and a few mixed showers
Tonight, a few flurries or mixed showers are possible, and roads will turn icy as temperatures drop to near or just below freezing. Early tomorrow morning, lingering flurries and slick roads may impact travel before skies turn partly cloudy. Highs will warm slightly into the mid-40s.
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But before that happens, we have to get through Tuesday. Portland has a slight chance of snow showers through the morning ...
There is a Winter Weather Advisory in place for the Cascades until 4 am Thursday. This includes the east face of the range ...
Snowy and icy roads prompted Bellingham, Lynden and Mount Baker school districts to close on Monday, as Whatcom County bore ...
The heaviest is behind us, however, snow showers will continue tonight and then again Friday. Arctic air then moves in next ...
A system is departing the area leading to sunshine for the afternoon and evening. Arctic air is still entrenched over north-central Montana, but it will retreat slightly north today.
We'll still have some snow showers Thursday morning, but we're also tracking another system on Saturday which could bring more snow to our area.
A check of traffic cams at about 5 a.m. Monday showed snow showers happening in McMinnville, and snow on the ground at Gales ...
As bitter Canadian winds travel south, temperatures will continue to shimmy down the thermometer. Monday will likely bring ...
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Snow showers, freezing rain expected this weekend in Binghamton. Here's the forecastNational Weather Service Binghamton says to expect some snow showers and freezing rain, with milder temperatures this weekend ...
Thursday will be sunny but very windy. Expect west winds to reach 35 to 45 miles per hour in the late morning and afternoon.
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