More scattered snow showers likely Thursday morning before cold end to the week
(PINPOINT WEATHER) — Many of you got a nice little coating of snow Wednesday! Most totals outside of the mountains stayed under an inch.
We won't get too much more overnight, but come Thursday morning, it could be a different story! The final disturbance will move in around daybreak and through the morning hours. Scattered snow showers are expected to break out, reducing visibility while driving and creating some slick travel.
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Be extra careful if you'll be out and about! But again, it won't add up to much — only an additional coating to up to an inch outside of the mountains.
Sunshine returns Thursday afternoon — but it will be cold. Highs will only top out near 40 degrees, and it'll be breezy, too. The wind is a concern in the mountains, where a Cold Weather Advisory will be in effect. We're talking a dangerous level of cold here — chills could fall well below zero through Friday morning. Bundle up, and try to limit time outside.
Weekend weather is looking dry and a little warmer. Highs will get close to 60 by Sunday. Next week is a much warmer one, too, with more 60s in the forecast.
Tonight: Lingering flurries/wintry mix. Low 28.
Thursday: Morning snow showers, then turning sunny. Breezy and cold. High 40.
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