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Tuesday morning, light snow showers with the clipper continuing to push through leading to slick spots for the morning drive. The wind also starts to increase in the morning and could gust 30+ mph into the afternoon.

SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy with peeks of sunshine in the afternoon. High 33°. Wind light and variable. A quick light snow system to move through Sunday night will produce a dusting of snow on some roads. Be alert for some slick spots Sunday night into the Monday morning commute.

We have issued a Yellow Alert for Monday due to widespread snow that may create slick travel conditions during the morning commute. Before then however, more winter weather on the way in the form of Lake Ontario snow showers.

THURSDAY (New Year’s Day): The start of 2026 will be cold! Morning temperatures will be below zero for many. Another shot of light snow is possible in the early morning, mainly in the northern valley and northwest MN. Afternoon highs only make it into the single digits under a partly sunny sky. A cold and cloudy start to 2026.

Heavy rain may also cause flooding on roadways and landslides may occur in areas with steep terrain. Keep an eye on updates, especially if you have outdoor plans or travel scheduled. The First Alert Weather Team will continue to monitor the evolving conditions. You’ll get the First Alert if there are any changes.

We are giving you the FIRST ALERT to a few snow flurries this evening into the day on Thursday. We wrapped up 2025 here in Eastern Kentucky with a mixture of sun and clouds with highs in the upper 30s and low 40s.

NEW YEARS DAY: FIRST ALERT. Snow likely for the first half of the day with broken snow showers into the afternoon. Highs in the 20s and low 30s. NW wind will pick up during the afternoon with gusts 30-35 mph. Areas of blowing snow possible.

A developing kona low north of Kauai is drawing up a moisture rich air mass meaning locally high rainfall and possible isolated storms that may initiate flash flooding. Winds may also strengthen to advisory levels Monday along with Big Island summits receiving significant snow accumulation the next few days.

A report was issued from the National Weather Service on Sunday at 5:34 p.m. for lake effect snow bands until 7 p.m. for Chenango, Otsego and Delaware counties.