Radar @ 10:25 am
Drivers in Springfield should watch out for slightly slick conditions beginning around 11 am and lasting into the afternoon!
Today, the atmosphere can support just about any winter precipitation type.
The radar image included is one of light snow, sleet and freezing rain. Rain would also be possible today. Surface temperatures are just a touch above freezing outside of the precipitation and drop to around and just below in the core of radar echoes.
In the upper atmosphere, temperatures are actually warm enough for rain but once again, in the core of the precipitation areas, enough cooling is taking place to mix it up a bit.
While accumulations are expected to be light, traveling south of Springfield and into portions of northern Arkansas might be slick!
An accumulating snow is still expected starting overnight tonight as the atmosphere cools overall and all precipitation converts to snow.
A broad area of 1-3 inches of snow can be expected before in tapers off Friday evening.
A bigger snow is still expected late Sunday and Monday.
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