Lots of clouds tonight and we could see a few flurries in some spots this evening. Then, we'll see some clearing, heading toward daybreak as temps stay steady around freezing.
Thursday's forecast is the one quiet day this week. The sky will be partly to mostly cloudy with a high of 44.
Rain returns on Friday with our next strong area of low pressure. This system mainly brings us rainfall throughout the day on Friday with increasing winds. Then behind the low, we'll see a mix overnight before nuisance snow showers on Saturday as gusty winds continue.
Then, it's the main act from Mother Nature. Arctic air will flow into the area and stick around for most of next week. We are talking about the type of conditions that could burst pipes, change your outdoor work assignments, or even delay school openings.
By Monday, highs will only be in the teens and lows will be in the single digits causing wind chills to be below zero!
TONIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Still breezy
Low: 31
THURSDAY
Partly to mostly cloudy
High: 44
THURSDAY NIGHT
Clouds build
Low: 33
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