Sunday's Forecast: Chilly Showers & a Hint of Snowflakes—What to Expect

If you're heading out this Sunday, grab an umbrella and a jacket—weather conditions are set to be brisk with lingering showers and even a chance of light snowflakes in some areas. Here's what you need to know to stay prepared.

What’s in Store for Sunday?

The day will be dominated by overcast skies and cool temperatures, making it feel more like early winter than late fall. While most of the precipitation will be rain, some regions might see a few stray snowflakes mixing in, especially during the morning hours.

• Rain Showers: Widespread light to moderate rain expected throughout the day.
• Slippery Conditions: Wet roads could lead to slippery spots, especially in elevated areas.
• Temperature Drop: Highs only reaching the mid-40s, with chilly winds making it feel colder.
• Snowflakes Possible: A few scattered flakes may appear, but no accumulation is expected.

How to Stay Prepared

1. Dress in Layers: The cool, damp air will make it feel colder than the actual temperature.
2. Use Caution on Roads: Wet surfaces could lead to reduced traction, so drive carefully.
3. Check Local Updates: Conditions may vary, so keep an eye on the latest forecasts.

Looking Ahead

After Sunday’s damp and chilly conditions, the start of the workweek looks drier but remains cool. Expect clearing skies by Monday afternoon with a gradual warm-up later in the week.

What Do You Think?

• Do you think early-season snowflakes are a sign of a harsh winter ahead?
• Should cities salt roads preemptively when flurries are forecasted, even if accumulation isn’t expected?
• Is the transition from fall to winter weather happening earlier than usual this year?
• Would you prefer a snowy winter or a mild one with minimal snowfall?

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