The melt continues; temperatures hold, then rise overnight, reaching 40 degrees by midday, Wednesday. Temperatures fall Wednesday afternoon then rise again Thursday into the mid-40s, then drop sharply into the lower 20s by Friday morning. The sudden cool-down after a rain Thursday bring the concern for a flash freeze. The ground is still cold and will help accelerate a re-freeze, Friday morning. The commute could be icy.
Rain is likely Thursday afternoon; upwards of a half in of rain is possible, with the added snow melt, plan on some big puddles and minor flooding of low-lying areas. Rain will change to snow showers, early Friday morning, less than an inche is expected. The concern is more for slick roads, Friday morning.
Long range, a White Christmas is unlikely, as high temperatures are likely to stay above freezing over the next ten days.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy. Low 30 then rising.
Wednesday: Clouds break, temperatures fall from 40, midday.
Thursday: Rainy and windy. High 47.
Friday: Icy morning. High 24.