There will be a few isolated areas of precipitation moving from north to south. The temperatures may be cold enough that some of these areas are seeing some snowflakes mix in. Overnight we will dip down to 32° with a wind from the north at 5 to 10 mph.
Wednesday will be a partly to mostly cloudy and chilly day as highs only climb to 40°. Northwest winds will be coming in at 5 to10 mph and this could help produce some flurries during the day too. Wind chills likely stay into the low to mid 30s throughout the day.
The warmer weather moves in for Thursday and Friday and we warm to 51° and 56° respectively. Both days will be dry too, but it will also be windy. Gusts both days will be between 25 to 30 mph.
From there, the focus will be on the weekend. There is still a lot of uncertainty within the weather models on what is going to happen. We are not only seeing different timing, but also different precipitation types. The big deal will be the potential at snow, which is most likely on Sunday. With all this uncertainty, you will want to check back frequently as we get closer and we are able to get a clearer picture on what to expect.
OVERNIGHT
Spotty showers
A few flurries toward daybreak
Low: 32
WEDNESDAY
Partly to mostly cloudy
A few flurries
High: 40
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Seasonal
Low: 31
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