Arctic air will be the story for the rest of the week, with overnight temperatures in the single digits and highs well below the freezing mark. We'll start our Wednesday morning with wind chills near zero or slightly below.
Sky conditions will vary the chance for flurries to some peeks of sunshine at times on Wednesday afternoon. Highs will only reach the low 20s feeling like the teens.
Unfortunately, this cold air will set up the perfect conditions for more snow on Friday. A strong low-pressure system will pass to the south creating the potential for snow starting on Friday afternoon with the snow ramping up at night into Saturday. While it looks to be only a few inches, it'll be enough to drag the shovel back out.
After a chance of snow showers on Saturday morning, the rest of the weekend will be dry and the highs will knock on the door of 32° which is still nearly 10 degrees below average.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Flurries possible
Low: 7
WEDNESDAY
Partly cloudy
Cold
High: 24
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Overnight wind chills -5° below zero or more
Low: 3
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