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Posted: Sep 12, 2019 / 07:56 AM EDT / Updated: Sep 12, 2019 / 07:56 AM EDT

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Tracking snow for the Valley tonight — Here’s the latest timing and accumulation potential

by Ryan Halicki / Apr 20, 2021

TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNINGWe take a nosedive back to winter tonight. An area of low pressure arrives from the southwest and colder air will be building into the region. A few rain showers are possible late this evening, but any rain overnight will begin mixing with snow. A full changeover to all snow is likely before sunrise. Between about 5 a.m. and 9 a.m., a period of steady snow will occur and snow may be heavy at times. While a lot of the snow is going to melt, the steady morning snow may allow for slushy accumulations on roadways, especially secondary roads. Accumulation is likely on grassy areas, patios, and vehicles. Total snow by mid-morning Wednesday will be around a coating to 2", with locally up to 3.5" possible in northern parts of our area. The steadier snow will start to turn much more spotty after 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Blustery winds are likely overnight through Wednesday morning, leading to falling wind chills, as low as 20° possible, by sunrise.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHTPrecipitation will be much more hit-and-miss in the afternoon Wednesday. Occasional snow showers and flurries will continue, but the afternoon precipitation will mix with some rain as temperatures warm toward the upper 30s. Little accumulation will occur through the afternoon, and any slushy snow on the roads from the steadier morning snow is likely to melt. Even though temperatures rise toward the upper 30s, it will be feeling colder thanks to the continued blustery winds. Afternoon wind chills are likely to hover between 25° to 30°. Peeks of sunshine are also possible through the afternoon.

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Cooler and cloudy Tuesday

by Jim Loboy / Apr 20, 2021

TUESDAY OUTLOOKMostly cloudy and mild this morning. We're in the lower 40s. Slight chance for a few sprinkles today. Cooler with a high in the lower 50s today.

WINTRY MIX LIKELY TONIGHT, SNOW EARLY WEDNESDAYRain showers likely tonight as a storm tracks out of the central plains.As the low pressure travels through the Valley, we'll see temperatures dropand a rain/snow mix into the overnight. Low in the lower 30s.A few hours of snow likely very early tomorrow for morning rush. We could see an inch by mid-morning, mainly on the lawns and rooftops. Chance for a rain/snow mix into late morning and early afternoon. Blustery and cold for Wednesday. High only in the upper 30s and 10 to 15 mph winds.

FROSTY MORNING THURSDAYCold into Wednesday night with a chance for flurries or a snow shower. Low in the low to mid 20s. Frost likely. Chance for a wintry mix of rain/snow for Thursday morning. Shower chance in the afternoon. High in the low to mid 40s.

NICE DAY FRIDAY, COLD EARLYFrosty for Friday morning. Partly to mostly cloudy. Low in the upper 20s.Nice day for Friday. Warmer, too. High in the upper 50s with partly sunny skies.Mid to upper 30s Friday night and patchy clouds.

RAIN DEVELOPING INTO SATURDAY AFTERNOONIsolated rain showers Saturday, with a high in the upper 50s.Rain likely Saturday night, with a low in the upper 30s.Mainly cloudy Sunday, slight sprinkle or light shower chance. High in the lower 50s.Clear and cold into Monday morning. Low in the lower 30s with patchy frost.

DRY MONDAY, WARMING UP TUESDAYPartly sunny Monday with a high in the mid 50s.Mostly cloudy Monday night and a low around 40°.Partly sunny Tuesday, high in the mid 60s.

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Mid-week cold snap coming, snow returns to the forecast

by Ryan Halicki / Apr 19, 2021

TONIGHTClouds will be on the increase this evening, and we will have a chance at a couple of sprinkles or light showers. The best chance at seeing any raindrops overnight will be north of Youngstown, especially through northern Trumbull and Mercer counties. Any rain that can overcome the drier air at the surface would be light, mainly in the form of isolated sprinkles. Overnight lows will drop to around 40°.

TUESDAYThe cool-down will be underway Tuesday. Skies are looking overcast for the area through the day. An early morning sprinkle isn't out of the question but would be an isolated occurrence. The added clouds will keep temperatures from warming as much, with highs only making it to around 50°. Most of the day will be dry but rain chances will start to come up into the evening.

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