Southern valleys may be tough to clear tomorrow, although sunshine will develop across the Northern Blues. Gabe Curtis expects above average temperatures to takeover by the end of next week, bringing more rain in the mix. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Fog may be stubborn to clear west of I-84 tomorrow as a flurry is possible, otherwise dry elsewhere with any fog dissipating. Gabe Curtis expects temperatures to approach the coldest of the season into the weekend, before active weather returns next week with gradual warming. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Winds gust 30-60 mph tonight with 1-5" of snow above 2,000' through tomorrow, while the mountains pick up an additional half a foot to two feet. Gabe Curtis expects 1-3" of valley snow late Sunday into early Monday, fog inversions follow as conditions become mainly dry and cold. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Breezy winds diminish tonight with a dusting to 2" of valley snow as the mountains pick up 2-10", although another inch can't be ruled out into the day ahead. Gabe Curtis expects 1-5" for the valleys tomorrow night into Saturday as gusty winds return. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Trace-2" of snow for the valleys tomorrow evening with 2-8" for the mountains, but that may double into early Friday. Gabe Curtis expects 60 mph wind gusts across the Northern Blues for Saturday morning with the final wave of steady snow, before drying and calming next week. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

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Southern valleys may be stubborn to clear tomorrow, otherwise more sunbreaks expected across the Northern Blues. Gabe Curtis tracks the possibility for 1-4" of valley snow with 4-8" in the mountains late Thursday into early Friday, before another round hits for the weekend. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Isolated flurry possible across the Northern Blues into tomorrow, although not accumulating until Thursday afternoon as an inch or two could fall down to 2,000' through the evening. Gabe Curtis is tracking a slightly stronger system on Saturday, otherwise snowfall remains light into early next week. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Breezy night ahead for some, but winds will calm into the weekend. Gabe Curtis tracks developing snow tomorrow night to bring 1-4" for the valleys and 4-8" in the mountains through Sunday, before drier conditions follow until late next week as light accumulations return. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.

Meteorological winter has begun, bringing a dusting to 4“ of snow tonight as most areas drop into the 0's and 10's. Gabe Curtis expects dry conditions the remainder of the week as winds pick up, before a couple inches of snow could return into Sunday. Your EOAlive Forecast is brought to you by Valley Insurance.