Another cold evening across the Tri-State. We'll see flurries and isolated light snow showers into the overnight under a mostly cloudy sky. We're expecting little to no snow accumulation, however, if you're heading out this evening, take it slow on the roads! There may be some slick spots as road temperatures are dropping below freezing. Tonight's lows will fall to the low 20s!
There is the possibility we'll wake up to a few snow flurries leftover Sunday morning. After that, Sunday is expected to be partly cloudy with highs only in the low 30s. Most of us may not even make it above freezing. Sunday night lows fall to the teens and low 20s.
Next week is cold as well. The entire region is expected to see some extremely cold temperatures. Highs most of next week will stay in the 30s! We are watching Thursday. That looks to be our next best chance at seeing some snow. Even though Thursday is still very far away, there is growing confidence in seeing some snow. Another big topic right after that is the extremely cold air behind it. Temperatures for next Friday and Saturday will only make it to the teens! Lows will be in the single digits!
SATURDAY NIGHT
Overnight flurries
Very chilly
Low: 23
SUNDAY
A.M. flurries
More sunshine
High: 32
SUNDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Chilly
Low: 21
MONDAY
Partly Sunny
High: 37
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