National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Good morning! Snow showers are possible Saturday, with a potential for periods of heavier snow showers during the afternoon. These snow showers could reduce visibility, and cause slippery travel. Low chance for isolated snow squalls to occur. Minimal snow accumulations expected with these showers, but areas that receive heavier snow showers could get over an inch. Looking ahead, temperatures begin to warm up into the 30s by early next week. There is a chance for a system to bring another round of precipitation by mid-week, but there is low model agreement. Continue to check the forecast for updates as models get a better handle on the set up. For more information, please visit weather.gov/car

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