- Most of us only saw snow flurries in the air this morning, with light accumulation around 500-1000+ feet
- Our main concern overnight is patchy fog, frost and icy roads
- Light showers return late Friday into Saturday
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REST OF TODAY & TONIGHT
The forecast turned out about as expected this morning with scattered areas of sticking snow as snow showers moved through the region. Of course, most of us only saw snow in the air. The National Weather Service forecast office in Portland officially reported a TRACE of accumulation. After 10 a.m., a milder south wind put an end to accumulating snow, even up around 1,000′.
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Scattered showers continue through this evening with sticking snow remaining above 1,000′. After midnight, those showers should end, and a few areas of clearing may lead to fog. Expect a few spots of fog, frost, and even an icy road is possible for the morning commute (similar to Tuesday).
Morning lows will be in the 30s under mainly cloudy skies.
Tonight(KPTV)
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Besides a few areas of frost and fog, there shouldn’t be any weather worries starting your day tomorrow. The forecast is mainly dry both Thursday and Friday. Highs will be in the mid-40s and lows in the 20s and 30s.
Three Day Forecast(KPTV)
A weak weather system brings light showers inland once again Friday night and Saturday, but sticking snow should remain at/above 1,000′.
Showers return late Friday(KPTV)
WEEKEND OUTLOOK
We aren’t expecting any significant weather this weekend. A few scattered showers are possible Saturday, which may fall as a rain/snow mix at times. A bulk of the weekend will be dry with highs in the mid 40s and lows in the 30s. Watch for patchy ice from overnight refreezing in the mornings.
7 Day Forecast(KPTV)
Most of the next 7 days will be dry, but temperatures remain very cool for early-mid February. Some models are attempting to push colder air southward out of Canada again the middle of next week but is keeping us dry. We’ll be watching that closely, otherwise we don’t see a widespread setup for snow/ice in the lowlands through the middle of next week.
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