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Light Accumulating Snow Tonight Into Early Wed

Early Week Winter Storm Snow Totals

1 to 2 inches of light powdery snow is expected later this evening into early Wednesday morning. As the snow exits Wednesday morning, there may be some freezing drizzle mixed in, with a light glaze possible on top of any fallen snow or elevated surfaces. Slick travel will be possible for the Wednesday morning commute with any snow-covered roads.

Here are the estimated snow totals from Sunday through Monday afternoon. Thank you to everyone who sent in reports of snowfall. The significant blowing and drifting will lead to some locally higher and lower amounts.