Snow develops late this evening, becoming steady overnight as colder air remains in place. Accumulations build through the pre-dawn hours, with plowable snow likely by early Sunday morning.

Snow tapers off during the morning commute Sunday, then skies gradually clear through the afternoon as colder; gusty winds move in. Blowing snow and falling wind chills will be the main concern later Sunday, even after snowfall ends.

Early next week stays cold and blustery before a gradual warmup arrives mid to late week, with quieter weather returning before another potential system late in the period.

Tonight: Snow develops late, becoming steady overnight. Total snowfall around 1-3 inches by early morning.

Sunday: Snow likely early, ending mid-morning with an additional dusting to near 1 inch possible. Turning windy and colder during the afternoon, with falling temperatures into the mid-20s and blowing snow at times.

Monday: Cold and blustery with increasing clouds. Highs in the upper 20s to low 30s.

Tuesday: Mostly sunny and cold, highs in the low to mid-30s.

Wednesday: Partly sunny and milder, temperatures climbing into the upper 30s to low 40s.