A Wind Chill Advisory has been issued and will be in effect for Sunday from 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a majority of the Tri-State. Our air Temperatures will be in the single digits, but wind chills will be as low as 15 degrees below zero!
Saturday brought a few flurries and we have some more snow showers overnight tonight and into early Sunday. While it won't be much, anything that falls will still accumulate right away. We will see between a dusting to a half inch by the end of the night tonight. The biggest deal will be the brutally cold air. Overnight lows will fall to the single digits, likely between 5° to 9°. However, a nasty west wind at 15 to 25 mph will drop the wind chill below zero, which is why there is a Wind Chill Advisory.
While the snow will be gone by Sunday, the cold isn't going ANYWHERE. Sunday's high temperatures will range from 10° to 17° throughout the Tri-State with the afternoon wind chill only as high as 0°. Yep, you read that correctly, ZERO. That will make it our coldest day since December 24 of 2022.
Sadly, It doesn't get any better next week. This will likely be our coldest week since February of 2021, as we anticipate at least 9 days in a row with highs below freezing. We are watching for the possibility of a few small snow chances, but the bigger concern will be the dangerously cold temperatures. Monday's snow will be minimal at this point, but some areas to the south could see accumulation. The bigger threat looks to be Thursday into Friday. That is still out, but we will watch that as we get closer.
Either way, it is going to be a bad week for your heating bill.
THIS EVENING
Mostly cloudy
Cold and breezy
High: 30
TONIGHT
Snow showers
Feeling below zero
Low: 8
SUNDAY
Wind Chill Advisory until 1 p.m.
Extremely cold
High: 15
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Bitterly cold
Low: 9
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