More snowflakes possible tonight, slick spots tomorrow

I’m Meteorologist Cole Macus, I hope you’re enjoying Monday, the first day of December, and it certainly felt like it and sometimes looked like it and a ***bit, ***bit*** wintry mix to get through our morning commute to work. I left some smooth spots on the roads. Even now the system continues to push us back. Right now we’re in the *** dry zone, and actually had better rainfall to our east for most of the day. But we could still see *** some freezing drizzle possible in the River Valley, and then we’ll also have to keep an eye out for a few more snow flurries *** in Northwest Arkansas during the evening hours. Some of us saw *** a few snowflakes earlier today, and as the last part of the system passes we may see *** a little more. Now most of it will stay north of us in Missouri, but ***some of us in west Arkansas*** may see a few more snow flurries. Of course, any accumulation we get with snow will be pretty minimal, uh, maybe just a dusting of ***, uh, if we get snow at all. It will look to move through tonight, and tonight will be another cool night. Your minimum amount on Tuesday morning will be around twenty. Will definitely require a *** jacket, to say the least. *** Your Tuesday will start off a little *** cool, and we, we, we, it will be mostly sunny during the day. We’re only going to be in the low 40s, just a smidge warmer than today. However, high pressure will persist, so we’ll see warm temperatures on Wednesday, partly cloudy skies during your day on Wednesday, and a slightly warmer low than we’ve seen. We’ll see you Tuesday morning. And then by Wednesday high temperatures will be in the upper 40s to low 50s with really high pressure. So, definitely, Wednesday will be a bit warmer. Now, that will be followed by another cold front that will bring our temperatures back down. Uh, for the end of the workweek, if you tune in at 5 and 6 on ABC, 9 on The CW, and 10 on ABC, we’ll have more on that and the rest of your forecast. We hope to see you again.