Some snow started falling before noon Monday at the National Weather Service office in Gray. (National Weather Service photo)
We’ll be staying cool and cloudy today with highs below normal in the upper 30s to low 40s. A weak disturbance to our west will move east through this morning and afternoon bringing light rain and snow showers.
Areas away from the coast have the best chance for snow. We’re not expecting a lot of snow only about a dusting of snow if any.
It’s the first snow of the season at LPL! ?? pic.twitter.com/JhMVACNzKy
— Lewiston Library (@lplonline) November 13, 2017
We’ll have the chance for light rain or snow showers through this evening with mostly cloudy skies overnight and lows in the 20s.
High Pressure returns for Tuesday and Wednesday with a mix of sun and clouds and highs in the low 40s.
A cold front will bring a return to scattered rain showers on Thursday with some mountain snow.
Friday will be mostly sunny and cooler. We’ll next be keeping an eye on a storm headed our way for this weekend.
Rain is looking likely for Saturday with some accumulating snow in the mountains.
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