Temperatures are better in the afternoon than where they were last week, jumping to the lower to mid-30s allowing for some melting. As some of the snow continues to melt, the sky will be sunny with passing late day clouds that send a few snow flurries overhead.

These flurries are not going to be significant as the air is very dry and most of the energy is weak. Accumulations are negligible overnight into tomorrow morning. Conditions remain fair for the remainder of the workweek as highs remain in the lower 30s. An Alberta Clipper arrives on Friday afternoon and evening to deliver a quick hit of passing snow showers. This is a storm system that passes quickly by the area, originating from Alberta, Canada. This storm system is weak and dry. Since there is limited moisture, it only passes through as light and broken snow showers producing very light to negligible accumulations. The air behind the clipper is FRIGID with a blast of cold that returns temperatures to an arctic feel in the teens and single digits for the weekend with windy weather.