Snow overnight into Tuesday, more rain by Wednesday

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - High pressure will keep the weather tame today. The first of several storm systems will impact the region beginning tonight into Tuesday with accumulating snow likely. Then Storm system #2 moves in Wednesday, this will provide mostly rain with some sleet/ice mixed in for folks northwest of Evansville. Then Storm system #3 will move in by Saturday which also looks like a mostly rain event. All of this moisture in the next week may cause some areas of flooding especially minor river flooding along the Ohio River and the Green River.

Today weather will be mostly quiet until the overnight hours. Expect gradually increasing cloud cover through the day with highs reaching the low to mid-40s. Snow will begin to move in from west to east after midnight. Snow will likely mix with a bit of sleet or rain across portions of Hopkins, Muhlenberg, and Ohio counties with folks north of there remaining mostly snow. Snow and rain will persist through Tuesday evening.

Snow accumulations will be light, especially with temperatures remaining at or above freezing on Tuesday. Anticipate less than an inch north of I-64 with around 1-2″ along the Ohio River and extending southward into Western Kentucky. Hopkins, Muhlenberg, and Ohio counties will mix with rain keeping totals to <1″.

We’ll dry out briefly Tuesday night into Wednesday morning before our next storm system moves in Wednesday afternoon. This system has trended warmer over the last several days. While it looks to be mostly rain there may be a period of sleet/freezing rain for folks out towards Fairfield and Mount Vernon Illinois. Temperatures on Wednesday will reach the upper 30s to around 40.

Thursday and Friday will both be drier days with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s to right around 40. Our 3rd and final system of the week will move in by Saturday. This system has also trended warmer and will bring us another round of rainfall.

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