Another cold morning is on tap for the Tri-State. However, a quick warm-up is here for Wednesday before another frigid, block of cold air arrives.
Overnight skies will stay clear as our next system approaches. Temperatures drop overnight with lows near 20 degrees. Winds start to turn to the southwest at 10 to 15 mph. With those warmer winds, temps will rise more quickly.
The wind ramps up for Wednesday and will be the headliner of our day. Sustained winds of 15 to 25 mph from the southwest will be likely, at times gusting at 30-35mph, or more.
This leads to a milder afternoon with temperatures reaching the low 40s. Unfortunately, we won't feel as warm because the wind chills will be in the mid-30s.
While Wednesday will be dry during the day, a front will trigger a few rain showers during
the early evening. Then another blast of arctic air will arrive and change the precipitation to a wintry mix or simply snow showers.
Thursday’s forecast is another cold one! Morning wind chills could be below zero early.
Temperatures are expected to be in the mid to upper 20s with a mostly sunny sky. Wind chills will be in the teens throughout the day.
OVERNIGHT
Clear early
Then increasing clouds
Low: 23
WEDNESDAY
Mostly cloudy
Very Windy, gusts 30-35mph+
High: 42
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Rain changing to a Wintry mix or snow
Falling temps, and breezy
Low: 18
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