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Snow expected across much of West Virginia
“We also carry rock salt and tube sand (to add weight in the back of a vehicle)”, she said. Bands of snow will continue traversing the area south of Interstate 195, potentially dropping 1 to 3 inches of accumulation by late morning.
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Tonight through Monday morning periods of strong winds are expected. We’ll hold overnight temps in the upper 20s and keep a few snow showers in the Tuesday forecast as a couple of disturbances rotate through. A trace to one inch of snow is possible from Rolla, Fargo/Moorhead, to Fergus Falls.
The NWS is calling for an 80 percent chance of snow Tuesday morning that could affect the AM commute. DE and the Jersey Shore are expected to receive the most snowfall, with up to 3 inches possible.
This will be a nuisance, light snow event.
Snow showers will be on and off, through the start of February.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 23.
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy.
The high should be near 30 on Monday, with light and variable winds becoming south winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour in the morning.
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The next chance for measurable snow may come Super Bowl Sunday as some models bring a southern system far enough northward and into Pennsylvania.