Snow Chance Wednesday Morning

A strong low pressure system will track across southern Arkansas Tuesday evening, bringing rain to areas south of HWY 50 and mainly across I-44 with higher rain totals to the boot heel. A change over to light snow looks likely early Wednesday morning as northeasterly winds usher in colder temperatures and rain changing over to wet snow. Columbia and Jefferson City look to stay dry. Hermann, Maries, Rolla, and Westphalia look to get .05″ to .40″. Columbia and Jefferson city could see trace amounts near .01″. Snowfall accumulation will be limited to southern and southeastern Missouri where the most moisture will be available. The timing looks to be from 12AM-9AM Wednesday. Counties north of I-70 look to stay dry. Areas east of HWY 54 look to get 1/2″ or less. Snowfall accumulation of 1″ to 2″ looks possible from Rolla to eastern Gasconade county. South and east of I-44 could get pockets of 2″ to 3″ towards the Farmington area. For additional weather updates follow @ABC17Stormtrack on Twitter.