Thursday: Sunny skies are anticipated as high pressure stays in control.
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Ironically, the first full day of spring, Wednesday, will have much colder weather in the Carolinas. Spring, by the way, officially begins at 12:15 p.m.
FOX 29 crews were spread across the area Wednesday morning taking a look at how Philadelphia and the surrounding counties are dealing with the sleet, snow, and freezing rain. Visibility may be reduced in spots.
Slick roads will be an issue, especially early today. Accumulation won’t be terribly impressive. A chance of a wintry mix is possible late Saturday night and early Sunday morning. The most likely is to southern Randolph County.
Today: Cloudy, Rain/Snow (70%), Windy.
Dry with lengthy clear periods and light winds, allowing a widespread frost to form with the risk of a few icy patches where any lying snow has melted during the day. This wrap around moisture holds over the state through this afternoon, although the heaviest snows in western and SW Ohio are already winding down, having happened overnight.
Old Man Winter is going to linger through the first part of the weekend.
“There’s no inspiration like natural snow, and so we’re excited about having one more shot at winter here before the end of the season”, said Brad Moretz, president of Appalachian Ski Mountain.
A few little weak disturbances nearby may spark flurries each day.
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Snow showers continue to move across Central Virginia. Generally we are expecting accumulations between an inch to 3 inches. An additional half inch of rain is possible by Sunrise on Wednesday.
