Forecasters say rain will begin late Monday night, transitioning to a rain-and-snow mix near daybreak Tuesday as colder air pushes in from the northwest. While major accumulations are not expected, even light snow could create slick conditions on bridges and overpasses during the morning rush.
Drivers heading out for early Thanksgiving trips are urged to monitor weather updates and allow extra travel time. Temperatures are expected to hover in the mid-30s during the morning before rising slightly by afternoon, reducing the risk of widespread ice but keeping conditions cold and damp.
Meteorologists anticipate the cold front will move eastward by late Tuesday, leaving behind breezy conditions and scattered flurries. The remainder of the week is expected to stay cool, with highs in the 40s and lows in the upper 20s as the holiday weekend approaches.
