Following all the snow showers, our overnight changes rapidly as the clearing happens fast, and the arctic cold air forces the morning temperatures to feel like the single digits.
Additionally, it'll feel cold throughout the day because of the wind chills in the afternoon too. At least, the sun will be out.
Thankfully, the cold air moves out into Friday and the afternoon highs begin to climb reaching near 40 degrees as the clouds return.
More seasonal weather will move in for the weekend ahead of a cold front that will produce rain for us as soon as Saturday afternoon. More rain is expected on Sunday.
OVERNIGHT
Rapid clearing
Morning wind chills: single digits
Low: 20
THURSDAY
Mostly sunny
High: 31
THURSDAY NIGHT
Clouding up late
Low: 23
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