Updated: Drizzle Tonight, Rain Monday Night

    This forecast has been updated. Scroll down to view the updated section. 

Wintry weather is looking more likely for Thursday. Other details remain nearly identical as Sunday morning. 

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Cloudy skies today with rain possibly on Monday. Wintry weather can't be ruled out but doesn't look likely to be a big deal.

Highs today around 38.

Monday is expected to be 35, with Tuesday 42.

Some drizzle is possible tonight with most of the precipitation offshore. 

Then some rain Monday is a definite possibility, especially towards the evening. 

Then most of the rain is Monday night. 

Any freezing rain would be wiped out by the rain following it. 

Thursday could have widespread freezing rain and/or snow to start. 

But then that too should transition to rain. 

But there is time for things to change. 

Sunday afternoon update:

Details for the drizzle tonight and rain Monday - Monday night remain very similar. 

Since we will be right at or just below freezing, a hard freeze is not expected. Rain is possible Monday, although lighter. Then rain Monday night, at times heavy. 

Below are more details on the winter weather threat for Thursday. 

The National Weather Service has upgraded our winter weather chances to Enhanced threat. 

In addition, computer models continue to portray snow and freezing rain Thursday. 

Below is 7am, 1pm, and 7pm Thursday. 

Blue is snow, pink/red is freezing rain and green is plain rain. 

Actual snowfall and ice amounts will start to be given tomorrow, as we generally don't give numbers more than 72 hours away. 

But there is increasing confidence in wintry weather Thursday morning. 

It could be it would change to rain by Thursday afternoon or evening. 

In light of the above, we updated our winter weather graphics as well. 

View them anytime at winter.minyancast.com.