Weather
Tracking accumulating snow for Wednesday evening
Road Conditions
While snow has left most of the region, we still have northwest winds, which keep temperatures seasonable through the day.
Highs stay around the freezing mark so it will be a wetter snow for some, but spots around the Arrowhead could see a few inches before snow tapers off Tuesday night.
Winds will remain blustery but we get above freezing for much of the day.
Much of the southern and southeastern parts of the United States are set up to use electricity for heat.
Sun shines on through for much of the Northland, however winds stay blustery out of the west, and a chance for flurries will return this week.
Weather models are still not very good at accurately representing the intricate vertical layering of atmosphere.
A few flakes may linger Saturday morning, but by the afternoon, clouds start to clear a little, with more sunshine to wrap up the weekend.
Temperatures will be a little warmer Friday as winds stay out of the south, but chances for light snow will move in with a quick system in the afternoon.
Many long-term weather stations did break snowstorm total records, and many of the previous records were set in the Great Gulf Coast snowstorm of 1899.
California is typically desert-dry, except for the four months of December through March, which bring rain that is highly variable year-to-year.
Sun looks to be plentiful throughout the region, but highs remain in the single digits Thursday and winds stay blustery Friday.
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