GOODBYE SNOW: The overnight snow has tapered for your early morning hours after dropping several inches of powdery accumulations. Slick roads will continue through the morning hours, so stay alert. The afternoon is mostly cloudy and dry, with highs in the middle 20s. Overnight, we drop to near 10° for lows.
WEDNESDAY: We’re bumping to the middle 20s for highs, but it doesn’t last long. We’re mostly cloudy as another arctic front approaches. Snow showers and squalls will push in through the afternoon and evening hours, leaving an inch or so in spots.
ADDED ARCTIC AIR: By Thursday, the arctic air is back again. We start in the single digits and end with highs only in the middle teens under partly cloudy skies. Winds will add to the chills again. Friday we’re into the negative numbers for lows with highs in the middle teens under sunny skies.
WEEKEND: Saturday, clouds thicken up with highs in the middle 20s. The chance for snow returns with our next system as the day progresses. We keep the snow in the overnight forecast, with the chance for some mixing as warmer air nudges in. Sunday, the precip ends early with highs in the middle 30s before colder air slips back in late and into Monday.
Have a terrific Tuesday!
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