Freezing temps, even snow in the forecast

<p>A Canadian cold front is expected to bring the season’s chilliest weather — and possibly the first snowfall — to the North Bay and Bay Area from Sunday night through Monday, forecasters said.</p><p>Temperatures in the mid-40s to mid-50s — with 48 degrees forecast for Santa Rosa — are 10 to 15 degrees below normal for this time of year, AccuWeather said.</p><p>Showers may develop by Sunday night, along with freezing temperatures, possibly bringing snow down to 1,000 feet elevation in the North Bay by Monday morning, the National Weather Service said.</p><p>One to two inches of snow could accumulate above 1,500 foot, the service said. At lower elevations, cold rain is expected.</p><p>On Monday night, the mercury is expected to drop to 25, Accuweather said. A freeze watch is in effect from late Monday night through Tuesday morning, the weather service said.</p><p>Cold weather and possibly rain will continue through Thursday, forecasters said.</p>