First Alert Weather

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley says a soggier pattern returns in a couple of days.

Scattered showers will transition to snow showers for the higher elevations as we head into tonight and throughout the day on Monday. A few showers or snowflakes are possible across the Valley early Monday before drier weather settles in through Tuesday.

Meteorologist Paige Noel is tracking rain today to some snow showers in the higher elevations Monday.

Our dry weather is coming to an end as we head overnight and into Sunday with scattered showers and downpours making a return after midnight tonight and into Sunday. Keep the rain gear handy for much of Sunday as temperatures remain close to average, but some of the rain will transition to snow showers for the higher elevations heading into Monday.

Meteorologist Kyle Grainger is tracking the next wave of rain that comes through on Sunday.

Enjoy the sunshine for your Saturday as temperatures remain pretty seasonable as clouds will slowly begin to build heading into the overnight. Most areas will remain dry for all of Saturday as showers and downpours begin to arrive heading Saturday night into Sunday, which will round out the weekend on a soggy note.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks the return to rain for part of the weekend.

Meteorologist Ben Cathey says we have a brief break in the rain before more arrives.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley says warmth and winds linger this afternoon before the cold air starts moving in.

Meteorologist Ben Cathey tracks a cold front to some sunshine to end the week.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks gusty downpours and storms for Thursday morning.

Meteorologist Ben Cathey tracks a cold front Thursday morning bringing some storms and gusty winds. But before that, we have another First Alert Weather Day for dense fog Wednesday morning.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks a late week cold front’s gusty winds and scattered storms.

Scattered showers begin to develop and move in as we head through the overnight and into Tuesday morning with some heavier downpours possible. Temperatures are continuing to warm over the next several days as winds remain out of the southwest and that will bring in moisture and help boost afternoon highs.

Meteorologist Paige Noel says the warmer temperatures return with the rain this week.

Temperatures are going to continue to warm over the next few days, but we are trading in the sunshine for the rain gear as an unsettled pattern begins to take shape. Monday starts off dry, but showers are going to return starting late Monday evening and into the overnight.

It’s a frosty cold start to Sunday with temperatures in the 20s, but feeling like the teens for many of us.

Sunshine makes its return for Sunday as a few high clouds mix in from time to time as temperatures slowly begin to warm into next week. Unfortunately, sunshine will be limited for the week ahead as several disturbances move through bringing rounds of rain beginning Monday night with a few breaks in between each round.

Even with the sunshine, we’ll have a cold afternoon with high temperatures in the mid 40s.

Drier weather will continue to move in as we head into the weekend, but scattered snow showers will continue to linger into the mountains through early Saturday morning. Cooler temperatures continue through he weekend, but warmer weather is on the way heading into next week as rain chances return.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley says the weekend stays chilly, with a return to rain chances at times next week.

Meteorologist Ben Cathey tracks snow for some and cold for all by the end of the week.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley adds up the rainfall then a change to snow showers in parts of our area. Haley tracks the cold front that will bring in gusty downpours, then bring down temperatures.

Meteorologist Ben Cathey tracks Thursday’s cold front bringing rain, storms, and some snow.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks the cold front that will bring in gusty downpours, then bring down temperatures.

Meteorologist Paige Noel is tracking gusty rain and snow for some of us by the end of the week.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks a cold front’s gusty storms to snow showers later this week.

Meteorologist Paige Noel is tracking a cold front to bring, rain, storms, and some snow by the end of the week.

Chief Meteorologist Heather Haley tracks a warm-up ahead of the next cold front’s rain to some snow.

Rain chances continue to drop as we head into Monday, although a few flurries are possible into the mountains to start the day. Sunshine is making a return for the start of the week as temperatures slowly begin to warm.