A quick moving system will push through the Ozarks on Monday into Monday night, bringing light snow showers, along with the potential for light sleet and/or freezing rain along and south of I-44.
The National Weather Service says plan for nuisance travel impacts, especially in the evening.
Between 9am and Noon Monday, there’s a 20 to 40% chance of isolated to scattered light snow showers overspreading the area from southwest to northeast. Only light accumulations, if any, are expected.
Between Noon and 4pm, coverage of snow showers is expected to increase, with only light accumulations,.
From 4pm-11pm, a quick band of widespread light snow will move from west to east, and this is the best chance for snow accumulations on roadways.
During the entire period, a light mix of sleet, freezing rain, and snow is possible generally along and south of I-44.
This could provide a glaze of ice on flat surfaces.
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