Wintry Weather in the Northern Tier; Fire Weather Threats in Southern California

Two Canadian systems will produce heavy snow downwind of Great Lakes Erie and Ontario, and a wintry mix in the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Snow, heavy in places, will spread across the Rockies and 4-Corners area through early this week. A developing system in southern California may produce high winds and critical fire weather threats, and, areas of heavy rain early this week. Read More >

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4 PM Radar Update

Five Day Outlook

Light snow continues but will gradually taper through the early evening hours. Until then, light snow, at times mixed with some freezing drizzle will be possible as activity moves towards the south and east. Slick spots will be possible on any untreated and elevated surfaces, especially within any freezing drizzle, into this evening.

Monday, mostly cloudy skies will continue with highs round 30 degrees and light west winds. Another disturbance may bring a chance of snow to parts of Illinois Monday night, but these look to remain south of our area at this time. The next low chances for some light snow are Tuesday evening and overnight. It will be cooler this week in the areas where the snowpack is the greatest, with some moderation in temperatures expected Wednesday and Thursday.

Wintry Weather in the Northern Tier; Fire Weather Threats in Southern California

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