Sunday: Sunny in the morning, then some afternoon clouds. And forecasters say we could see even more snow later in the week.
From Sunday night to Monday morning, the snow and wintry mix will spread eastward and threaten slick travel across the mid-Atlantic, including around Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York City. The snow may then change to ice pellets and freezing rain for a few hours Tuesday before changing back to snow by Tuesday night as colder air arrives in the wake of the low pressure system.
About 200 flights were cancelled at Seattle-Tacoma and Portland global airports Saturday, roughly matching the number of Friday cancellations. In the central part of the state, snow drifts blocked roads and forced the closure of USA 2 and Interstate 90, in addition to causing multiple vehicle crashes.
But more snow was possible for the region by midweek, the report said. Winters said he expected the heaviest snowfall will come to an end Tuesday morning but light snow will continue to fall through the day.