Arctic Front Brings Snow Showers and Sharp Drop in Temperatures

Cold and windy conditions expected to continue into Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with possible snow showers on Tuesday.

Arctic front passing through the area may spark snow showers or squalls in the morning to midday on Sunday.
Temperatures are expected to fall through the 30s before dark on Sunday with gusts out of the northwest up to 35 or 40 mph.
Cold air is also dry which helps temperatures drop more readily, with lows end up in the teens to low 20s most spots on Sunday night.
It’s cold with increasing clouds following morning sunshine Martin Luther King Jr. Day with highs only reaching the low and mid-30s.
Snow showers are possible Tuesday, at the least. Even without a notable coastal low pressure, some light activity can work into the region, but probably not with more than very light accumulation.