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NOW: Areas of Fog This Afternoon

Accumulating Snow Potential To Start The Weekend

Warm Week Ahead, Wet to End the Week

Areas of fog will continue this afternoon with visibilities of around 1 mile or less at times. Fog may be locally dense with visibilities falling to under 1/4 mile in spots. If you encounter dense fog, be sure to use low-beam headlights and slow down!

A winter system will move through the region late Friday and throughout much of the day on Saturday, likely bringing accumulating snow to the region. Two scenarios are possible with accumulations of 3 inches or greater possible if a stronger system is favored. While details regarding the exact track and intensity of this system will be refined over the coming days, be sure to stay tuned to the forecast for updates!

Warm temperatures will persist for the rest of the week with highs in the mid-30s to mid-40s and lows only falling into the mid-20s to mid-30s. After the rain and freezing rain clear this morning, our next chance of rain comes Thursday afternoon, mainly south of I-90. A second system right on its heals could bring rain and snow area-wide, though the storm track and subsequent snow amounts remain highly uncertain.