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Minor snow accumulations tonight with bitterly cold air working in for Saturday - Vimarsana News

Minor snow accumulations tonight with bitterly cold air working in for Saturday

The Storm Team will be tracking snow moving into the WLFI viewing area tonight and into Friday morning. Arctic air follows for Saturday however it will be brief. Spring-like conditions

Source: wlfi.com
Winter Storm Update: Heavy rain this morning is causing flooding but ice and snow will move in this afternoon - Vimarsana News

Winter Storm Update: Heavy rain this morning is causing flooding but ice and snow will move in this afternoon

Many counties are under flood alerts and winter storm warnings. Multiple hazards will make for an impactful day on the roads.

Source: wlfi.com
A wet morning with more scattered rain this afternoon then turning cooler for the weekend - Vimarsana News

A wet morning with more scattered rain this afternoon then turning cooler for the weekend

Rain will be working in throughout the WLFI viewing area this morning. Snow showers will be possible overnight and into tomorrow. Colder weather is expected with a couple of rounds

Source: wlfi.com
Winter Storm Update: Thursday forecast brings in more snow and wind - Vimarsana News

Winter Storm Update: Thursday forecast brings in more snow and wind

(WLFI) - Good Thursday morning! We are seeing our second round of snow now into the WLFI viewing area. Another 4-8 inches of snow could be possible today south and

Source: wlfi.com
Winter Storm Update: Timing and amounts of snowfall for the WLFI viewing area. - Vimarsana News

Winter Storm Update: Timing and amounts of snowfall for the WLFI viewing area.

Storm Team 18 is continuing to monitor the high-impact winter storm moving into the WLFI viewing area.

Source: wlfi.com