Our next Arctic blast continues to dominate our weather headlines.
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Temperatures will drop to teens above zero in the mountain foothills communities to the teens and 20s below zero in extreme Eastern Montana early Monday.
After a cold beginning to the second half of the weekend, a bit of a warm-up can be expected beginning this afternoon.
Snow showers wrapped up in the morning, but hazardous travel continued into the afternoon. “It’s going to start to warm up a little bit”. “Now it appears, a widespread 3-6” of snow is possible. That’s why you’ll see a range of options in our snow map. Roads may rapidly become slippery once the snow begins, so motorists should plan for a slower than normal trip. “But as the computer models have been showing and are in well agreement with each other, several inches of a long snow event will occur across northern IL”. It will then continue through Monday into Monday night. This is in addition to the snow that fell Sunday morning. The snow will wrap up Tuesday afternoon from north to south across the area.
The weather service predicts long-duration powdery snowfall Sunday night into Monday night. The system’s speed and moisture will ultimately determine what we see.
Meteorologists says Indy and central IN could get 2-4 inches of snow possible IN most areas.
Keep in mind, things could change between now and Monday evening. The last photo shows what the different models are expecting for snow totals. Be especially alert when approaching bridges, overpasses, and curves. There is a possibility of school delays and closures on Tuesday.
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Temperatures will still be mild in most locations Sunday, reaching highs in the 30s.
