The final phase of our big winter storm is rolling through the region today. As an upper level low moves through, we will continue to have some areas of rain that will mix with or change over to snow and sleet in some spots. This will primarily occur as the heavier rates of precipitation take place.

I don't expect huge additional snow accumulations, but some spots could certainly pick up some light accumulations here and there. 

Temperatures will not much much today... in fact, most locations probably remain in the 30s. 

The sky will clear tonight, and that will set the table for a hard freeze. There will likely remain a lot of slush and snow on many area roads, and any liquid on the roads this evening will freeze solid into ice overnight. So, our Tuesday morning commute will likely be pretty rough again in many areas. 

Sunshine returns tomorrow and continues Wednesday, so that will greatly aid road conditions. 

Our next system will then arrive Friday. However, this time around, it's a much warmer setup, and even the mountains will likely have rain with that one. 

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