A FREEZE WARNING begins at 10 p.m. Monday and continues through 10 a.m. Tuesday as our temperatures tumble into the mid to upper 20s. This also brings frost for us as well as the sky turns mostly clear with the winds calming. This is what we call a killing freeze for plants and the end to growing season.
From there, we look at a COLD day for Halloween. The morning starts cold and mostly sunny and winds stay calm. But it will change drastically for the afternoon. We'll see more clouds rolling in for the afternoon and evening hours as a low pressure system to our north starts to push in. Our high temperature will only be 45°, which would make it the coldest Halloween since 2012.
By 6 p.m., it will only be 41 degrees as kids head out to Trick-or-Treat, but the wind will whip up to 25 to 30 mph, meaning our wind chill is likely going to fall into the upper 20s and low 30s.
As that low pressure system moves in, it's not out of the question to see a few flurries or even a snow shower.
Wednesday will be mostly sunny and cold. We'll start the day at 27 and only warm to 45 degrees.
TONIGHT
Becoming mostly clear
Hard freeze
Low: 28
TUESDAY
Partly cloudy and breezy
Evening flurries, snow shower possible
High: 45
TUESDAY NIGHT
Cold & windy, gusts to nearly 30mph
Mostly cloudy
Low: 27
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