Dry and cold weather can be expected today in response to high pressure. Passing high clouds will drift southward late this morning, promoting mostly clear skies by this afternoon. Another system affects the area by Monday night which will promote mainly rain, although there is a chance for some snow or freezing rain on the higher ridges Monday night. Daytime temperatures will be on the warmer side, slightly above seasonable through at least Thursday, so rain is expected otherwise. Unsettled weather will likely persist under an active weather pattern for much of next week.
A more detailed weather briefing can be obtained from our Decision Support Weather Briefing page.
Winter specific forecast information can be obtained from our Winter Weather/Probabilistic Snow Forecast page.
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