Simply clouds are in the forecast for now. But the frozen precipitation starts by the morning and really could make an impact on our Wednesday afternoon.
What's sometimes known as a jet streak will race across the Tri-State in the morning and that could bring flurries or snow showers; it's more of a chance. Morning lows will be in the upper 20s to low 30s.
Wednesday midday will see just clouds and then in the afternoon, snowshowers will sweep in from the west and meet up with gusty winds. This could produce snow squalls which by definition are short intense bursts of snow and winds that can produce dangerous driving conditions.
So, be aware of driving home in the afternoon/evening. Highs will dance around freezing all day. Behind these snow showers comes the arctic air. Thursday will be frigid. Wind chills will be in the single digits in the morning and only the teens later...at least, it'll be sunny.
Friday the temps start to climb back to the low 40s under sunshine. Seasonal highs are back for the weekend. However, Saturday looks rainy.
OVERNIGHT
Overcast
Flurries possible
Low: 30
WEDNESDAY
Snow showers
Gusty winds to 25-30mph
High: 34
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Gradual clearing
& frigid
Low: 18
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