A high pressure system will provide plenty of sunshine and dry weather through Tuesday. A strong cold front will cross the area Wednesday bringing rain showers with decent accumulations at just over an inch over the entire area with localized higher amounts. Any convection that materializes could cause rain amounts to become significantly greater causing potential for flash flooding through the daytime as a wave develops along the frontal boundary. Temperatures will plummet behind the system to promote a mix of rain and snow showers for the lowlands and just snow showers for the higher terrain for a good part of Thursday. Accumulations are minor and only expecting measurable amounts in the higher elevations. Cold temperatures will continue into the weekend and fall well below normal for this time of year although high pressure builds in to promote dry weather into next week.

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30 Mar 2021