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More snow and ice are on the way

Warming shelters are open in Vancouver

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Recent frigid temperatures that barely reach above freezing have led to the creation of massive ice formations on the hillside the runs along Washougal River Road. Meteorologists with the Portland office of the National Weather Service are predicting that more snow and ice are on the way, beginning Saturday morning.

Another winter storm forecasters are predicting could bring snow, sleet, ice and wind — is expected to make its way to the Greater Portland-Vancouver area this weekend.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch, beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, when light snow is expected to begin falling. It will be followed by sleet or freezing rain Saturday evening, and into Sunday.

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