There is a chance of mixed showers across the northern valley due to a near-stationary front along the International Border, creating a strong temperature gradient due to this front. The front will drop south late in the day Wednesday and shower chances increase, leading to rain and freezing rain, which could turn into a wintry mix with wet flakes. Despite this, temperatures will remain mild throughout the day, with windy conditions and temperatures expected to rise. The First Alert Weather Day is set for Wednesday PM into Thursday morning, raising the possibility of an icy road on roads. Friday will bring a sunny to mostly sunny sky, but temperatures will be cool, with temperatures rising into the 30s. The start of April could be unsettled with rain/snow chances, wind, and cooler temperatures.