Happy New Year! The start to 2025 has been much different compared to how 2024 ended. The big change is the COLD. Temperatures were around 20 degrees colder this Wednesday than what we saw for a high-temperature Tuesday, Overnight will be cold, but seasonal as we drop to 28°. Wind from the west stays breezy at 10-15 mph, which will drop the wind chills into the teens.
Thursday will be quiet and dry, with temperatures into the mid to upper 30s, with partly to mostly cloudy skies.
Overnight into early Friday will be the next chance for precipitation as a clipper system moves through bringing some snow. It will be quick moving, and while accumulation doesn't look too large, most areas will still see between dusting up to an inch.
From there our focus turns to the weekend. I'm sure you have already seen images on social media regarding a snowstorm for Sunday into Monday. It is certainly circled on our Super 9-day forecast as it could be quite impactful. Current models have us right on the edge of snow and wintry mix... and we know how that has gone in the past. This is something we need to watch closely as we head through the end of the week.
Models indicate even colder air next week. Highs for the middle of the week could stay into the low to mid-teens with wind chills down below zero.
TONIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Cold & breezy
Low: 28
THURSDAY
Seasonal
Some sun
High: 38
THURSDAY NIGHT
Snow moves in
0.1-1.0" possible
Low: 28
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