A disturbance is going to bring stronger wind and a few rain, freezing rain, and snow showers to our area tomorrow and tomorrow night.

Light mixed precip. (including pockets of freezing rain) will continue into early Sat. with highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Beyond that, high pressure takes hold with dry & warm conditions.

Snow levels move up to about 6,000 feet by the afternoon, meaning only the highest peaks along the Cascades will see any snow. Pass level roads will see mostly rain Thursday. A warm front moving into the region Friday will push snow levels even higher to about 7,000 feet. Sorry snow sports enthusiasts.

There are going to be a few scattered snow/graupel/rain showers on Wednesday and it will be breezy/gusty as a disturbance passes through our area.

A fast-moving system delivered what will likely be the Northern California region’s final rainfall of January.

Snow started falling across New Jersey right on schedule early Sunday, with the heaviest snowfall along with a mix of sleet and freezing rain in some areas expected this afternoon. The National Weather Service made some final adjustments to forecast maps in its final forecast briefing for the massive winter storm.

Skiers enjoyed sunny conditions at Whistler, but the lack of snow is a growing concern. The Weather Network's Mia Gordon has more on how upcoming weather systems with high freezing levels might bring more rain than snow,

Light snow and patchy freezing rain possible Wednesday in Treasure Valley as cold front brings mixed precipitation. Slick travel conditions expected.