The clouds are increasing once again overnight and we will see some flurries into the overnight. As road temps have dropped, be careful in the morning for isolated slick spots. Temps will drop to the low 30s and feel colder with a wind chill into the 20s.
Saturday will be even colder. Highs only make it to the low to mid 30s. There is a chance to see a few leftover flurries. Most of the day will be partly cloudy but still breezy with winds 10-15 mph. Temperatures Saturday night fall to the low 20s.
From Sunday to Thursday, highs will only rise to the mid 30s. The beginning of the week stays dry before we have a 40 to 50 percent chance for accumulating snow on Thursday into early Friday. Thursday is the transition day as an arctic outbreak hits the area. By Friday morning, morning lows will be in the single digits with highs into the weekend only reaching the teens! A North Pole forecast indeed!
TONIGHT
Partly cloudy
Chanec of a few flurries
Low: 27
SATURDAY
Mostly cloudy to partly cloudy later
Cold
High: 34
SATURDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Very chilly
Low: 22
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