Stormy pattern headed our way kicking off with snow, ice on Thursday

The unsettled weather pattern begins on Thursday with snow in the morning that will change over to ice by late afternoon. (Courtesy/Accuweather)

The next week or so could prove the stormiest of the winter for the Greater Rochester area beginning with snow and ice on Thursday followed by more snow events on Saturday, Sunday and into next week.
The unsettled weather pattern begins on Thursday with snow in the morning that will change over to ice by late afternoon.
The precipitation will change back to snow by nightfall but not before one or two inches could build on tree limbs and utility lines threatening scattered power outages.
The snow mixed with ice and rain will result in dangerous driving conditions for much of the day and night on Thursday.
Another snowstorm is forecast to hit the Northern Seacoast Saturday night into Super Bowl Sunday with three to six inches predicted.
After a couple of sunny days the white stuff will fall intermittently on Feb. 12, 13 and 15, according to Accuweather meteorologists.
Valentines Day, however, will be snow free with warmer temps to boot.