Winter's Last Whimper? Hour-By-Hour Look At Friday's Wall Forecast

Normally, you might like the color purple. It’s the color of lilacs and crocuses ... and spring.

But the purple on the map above? Not the kind we like. Yes, we are getting another round of winter weather, a sloppy kiss farewell from Old Man Winter (we hope it’s farewell, anyway).

The National Weather Service’s Mount Holly office has issued a winter weather advisory starting at 6 a.m. Friday, with some sort of precipitation possible. The forecast is calling for a maximum of 2 inches of snow, but for the sloppy conditions to continue until well past the evening commute.

Two inches of snow means it won’t be enough to plow, but it will be enough to make driving conditions hazardous, especially with temperatures hovering around freezing.

The good news? Anything we get should disappear Saturday, as highs in the low 50s are predicted.

Here’s an hour-by-hour look at what Friday and Saturday should bring to Wall:

Friday

Midnight-5 a.m.: Cloudy, temperature falls to 27 degrees.

6-10 a.m.: Temperature rises to 35 degrees, light snow.

11 a.m.-3 p.m.: 34 degrees, light snow continues.

4-9 p.m.: 34 degrees. Rain may mix with snow, wind picks up to 16 mph.

10 p.m.-midnight: 33 degrees, light snow still possible.

Saturday

1-4 a.m.: 31 degrees, light snow stops.

5-8 a.m.: 30 degrees, slight chance of rain.

9 a.m.-noon: 42 degrees, some clouds.

1-5 p.m.: High of 51 degrees, clouds clearing.