Plan on areas of thick clouds to continue today. Within those clouds, a few pockets of patchy drizzle may occur. Given temperatures below freezing all day, slick spots are possible on any untreated surfaces especially side streets, rural roads and possibly your own sidewalk or driveway. Plan on clouds to hold right through the night and into Wednesday.

Our first low pressure system of the week is set to move in late Wednesday night into Thursday morning with a mixture of light snow and freezing drizzle. This event may create a light glaze in spots, or snowfall accumulation up to one inch.

The second low pressure system we’ll deal with is much stronger and will arrive Friday night lasting through Saturday. Heavy snow, strong wind and very cold air are all items to watch. Right now, the timing of the system is of high confidence along with the cold air. The placement of the heavy snow band is still in question given the exact track, but confidence is moderate that it may very well be in our area.