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Snow Covered Roads

Winter Weather Advisory in effect through Noon

Estimated Snowfall this Morning

Cold Temperatures this Week

Light snow is falling across much of the local area this morning. Expect snow covered roadways and potentially slick conditions. Use caution if traveling on area roadways and allow for extra time to reach your destination.

A Winter Weather Advisory across counties along and south of the state line, remains in place until noon today. A few last snow bands are currently swinging through the area, depositing up to between a trace to just over 1" of snow areawide with the greatest snowfall amounts falling in the Advisory areas (up to 2-3" possible). This snow is more of the dry and fluffy kind that is not as dense, leaving behind a less compact snow depth. Light winds this morning (generally less than 10MPH) should keep the snow from blowing/drifting.

A Winter Weather Advisory across counties along and south of the state line, remains in place until noon today. A few last snow bands are currently swinging through the area, depositing up to between a trace to just over 1" of snow areawide with the greatest snowfall amounts falling in the Advisory areas (up to 2-3" possible). This snow is more of the dry and fluffy kind that is not as dense, leaving behind a less compact snow depth. Light winds this morning (generally less than 10MPH) should keep the snow from blowing/drifting.

Lows this week will fluctuate between mainly the single digits and the 20s. The coldest night of the week will fall Wednesday night into Thursday morning with temperatures across a few places north and east of the Tri-Cities near and potentially a few degrees below 0 degrees. Winds chills this week may also occasionally dip below 0 degrees.

Heavy Rain in the Southeast; Wintry Mix from the Plains through the Ohio Valley

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