By Rod Hill on 2010-11-20
UPATED: SATURDAY 5:30 a.m. // Weekend Forecast
Saturday: No chance of valley snow - all rain. Early morning temperatures will be 35-40 degrees. The snow level is holding near 1,500 feet this morning.
Sunday: Could be tricky. The air looks colder. Morning temperatures near 32 degrees. Not much available moisture, but we could find ourselves in the northwest quadrant of a low pressure center, which means snow showers are at least possible! Forecast data continues to show dry weather Sunday morning. During the day, scattered showers may contain a snow mix, especially at 1,000 feet. Any snow sticking in the high metro hills would quickly melt during the day.
Monday: Cold, freezing temperatures, snow possible at sea level! The flow pattern will be northwest with likely showers at times, including early morning. Monday morning's commute could see a snow shower mix below 500 feet with temperatures near and above freezing. 1-3" of snow looks at least possible 500 - 1,000 feet. If you live in the hill's, watch the forecast closely, you could have snowy roads. During the day, temperatures will warm to near 40 degrees.
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Dry travel all the way to California Tuesday - Thursday. Dry weather also looks likely over the Cascades and much of Oregon and north into Washington. Thanksgiving Day looks foggy with low clouds. I am watching the potential of light rain.
Colder Forecast, Possible Valley Snow!