Expect one to four inches of snow over the next two and a half days, according to SCSU Meteorology Professor Bob Weisman. The snow won’t fall hard, but expect light snow or flurries all the way through Tuesday night. Without little wind expected, this shouldn’t cause many problems. But, Weisman says, many drivers refuse to slow down for light snow which often leads to more car crashes. Temperatures during this snowfall will be milder than normal. Highs Monday will climb to the upper teens, and it might even reach 20 degrees Tuesday.