The best ice accumulation from freezing rain will be from Highway 30 southward, where a tenth to quarter of an inch of ice accumulation is possible. “There will be a prolonged period of sleet and light freezing rain across interior portions of the tri-state into Tuesday morning”.
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Storm Wrap-upBasking Ridge saw a light coating of snow as New Jersey’s first dose of wintry weather moved into the area Monday night.
Although many folks might have Monday off from work and school, the morning commute could be messy. The wedge of cold air at the surface increases our chances of freezing rain.
Bearse says southern Minnesota, near Owatonna, could see 10 inches, while in central Minnesota, near Montevideo and St. Cloud, 2 to 4 inches may accumulate.
Here’s a look at our latest snowfall forecast map.
The advisory states that a “wintry mix develops across the tri-state from West to East Monday night”.
Wichita dodged the forecasted ice early Sunday morning, as temperatures and high winds dried the rain off the streets.
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More than 40 people were killed in wild weather in the United States during the Christmas holiday season, including 11 in the Dallas area who died in a series of twisters that reduced buildings and homes to splinters. Most of this precipitation will fall as sleet.
