Snow is expected to stop by 8 a.m. and temps will climb to 39 before falling to 19 overnight, according to the National Weather Service. A high of 52 and sunny skies are forecast Saturday, followed by temps near 60 on Sunday.

This easterly component will support upslope snow for Denver and the foothills. Precipitation may begin as rain during the early afternoon hours but will quickly flip to snow. Wet roads (from rain), accumulating snow,

Pinpoint Weather Meteorologist Alden German walks through the storm system that will bring several inches of snow across the Denver area between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.

Substantial snow has fallen across portions of Virginia, including in Virginia Beach which picked up nearly 11 inches during the storm on Wednesday. FOX Weather Meteorologist Ian Oliver was in Virginia Beach on Thursday morning where sand and palm trees have been covered in snow.

Philly, meanwhile, continues to dig out of a “snow hole,” with just 8.0 inches for the season at Philadelphia International Airport, less than half of normal. It is the only official weather station in the I-95 corridor from Virginia to Maine that hasn’t reached double figures in snow totals for the winter of 2024-25.

Forecast

A big storm will pass southeast of Connecticut today. Some upper level energy will create patchy light snow over parts of Connecticut late day & this evening with minor amounts of none to a

Another round of school closures in the Kansas City area has parents juggling work and child care yet again. Some school district are already considering whether to push back summer break.

Snow days are stacking up as snow and arctic air linger. State law requires students to be in the classroom a set number of hours each year, but the question many parents are asking is, “What if districts do not have enough hours left in the calendar to meet the need?