After a wet finish to the week on Friday, cooler air and an upper level system will slide through the Ohio Valley on Saturday. There is enough moisture around and chilly air to see a few snow showers mixed in with the rain showers on Saturday, especially later in the day as temperatures drop off a bit.
The impacts should be minimal as the ground temperatures are too warm for any significant issues. There may be some light accumulation on the grassy areas and elevated surfaces but anything that does accumulate should melt off fairly quickly.
Our weather will improve dramatically for the second half of the weekend as the sunshine return and afternoon highs roll back toward the 50 degree mark.
Temperatures will be up and down like a roller coaster into early next week as we keep an eye on another system that could bring some rain and/or snow showers by next Tuesday. The model data has flip flopped on a solution so we'll watch this as we draw closer to that window.
The active weather will stick around in the long term as yet another storm system arrives at the end of next week. Temperatures will jump well into the 50s again ahead of the front so we are looking at another solid rain chance by then.
Stay with the WHAS 11 First Alert StormTeam for the latest weather updates.
Meteorologist T.G. Shuck