11:30am radar update! 🌧️➡️❄️ The rain/snow line has started moving south into the Triad. Expect rain to continue to changeover to snow over the next few hours. 💻 If you go to http://weather.gov/12345, and replace 12345 with your zip code, that will give you your local forecast. | US National Weather Service Raleigh NC

10:00 AM Radar Update: Light to moderate precipitation continues to fall across western WA. Expect rain rates to increase this morning through tonight with rates approaching 0.25-0.50"/hr (especially in the Cascades/Olympics). Use caution for ponding on roads. #wawx | US National Weather Service Seattle Washington

2:30 Radar Update... The leading edge of moisture is now pushing into the western Hudson Valley, and snow has broken out from Middletown to Monticello up toward Kingston. The wet snow may mix with rain in parts of the valley as the leading edge arrives... with temperatures in the mid 30s... but once the precipitation begins to fall, we're seeing temperatures fall 2 to 3 degrees... near or slightly below freezing. Roadways will be wet to start... but where temps fall below freezing, snow and ice

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