Latest models have decreased the amount of snow falling today and this evening to about 1-2 inches.  Winds really pick up  to 30 mph with higher gusts starting around 7PM with the actual frontal passage.

Latest NAM data has snow starting early Saturday afternoon and continuing past midnight.

2-4 inches possible by Sunday morning. High winds  during the afternoon and after the frontal passage, which will occur about 7 PM.

Over the past day, the NAM model has done well with the temperatures and the precipitation predictions.  The freezing drizzle and very light rain should continue on and off this afternoon.  Just a few snow flakes this evening.   The NAM only cranks out 0.01 inches of water every 6 hours, ending late evening.

During the daylight hours, solar insolation through clouds may keep some dark roadway surfaces just wet, but towards evening, more icey conditions are possible.