Today: It will be another mild January day with temperatures in the upper thirties, and even some lower 40s possible. The sky will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, but we will remain dry with a southwesterly wind of 5-10 km / h.
Tonight: Cloudy with misty fog. The temperature drops back to the upper 20s and will remain steady or rise by morning. The wind stays southwest 5-10 mph.
Thursday: Our next storm is coming from the northwest, and it brings with it the chance of rain and a rain / snow mix tomorrow morning until noon. As a cold front passes, colder air moves in and everything turns to light snow. Congestion by early evening will be a dusting up to about 1. That said, there can be a smooth journey. Temperatures in the mid to thirties will drop during the afternoon, with a stormy westerly / northwesterly wind of 15-25 km / h, with a gusty wind.
Thursday evening to Friday evening: Scattered snowstorms turn in the vicinity of low pressure. It will be wind driven with northwest winds 10-20 mph and gusts up to 30+ mph. Slack travel is expected, along with less sight.
Snowfall by the time everything is ready will be in the 1-3 ”range, with local quantities possible.
The temperature will be cooler, but the weekend seasonal.