Temperatures will fall quickly to near or below zero territory with mostly clear skies to start, but skies will start to thicken as we head into our Sunday.
There is a weak Canadian clipper that will bring some light snow in the late morning through the afternoon tomorrow with temperatures rising into the lower 20s.
We should see a dusting to an inch of snow with breezy winds initially out of the southwest at 5-15 with gusts near 20. The winds will shift to the northwest after the passage of snowfall.
Sunny and seasonal temperatures welcome us on Monday with highs in the mid 20s.
There is a area or low pressure Tuesday that may bring some light snow followed by a wintry mix with temperatures rising to near 32.
A larger push of cold air arrives by the end of the work week.
