We are clearing out around here...and that's not necessarily a good thing! The clear skies and arctic air will send feels-like temperatures down to dangerous levels for the morning. We have a COLD WEATHER ADVISORY (this term replaces a wind chill advisory) out until 9am. Look at the map below.
The rest of Thursday will stay very cold despite plenty of sunshine. We will only see a high of 23° with a southwest wind at 3 to 6 mph. The wind chill only climbs to 17° into the afternoon. Then, our focus shifts to another round of snow.
The timeline for snow starts at midday on Friday with snow showers. Then, we'll see light or moderate snowfall through the afternoon commute and into Friday night. There will be slick spots as pavement temperatures are well below freezing, so all the snowflakes will stick!
The weekend will still see highs below freezing but, at least, it will be dry with periodic sunshine.
OVERNIGHT
Gradual clearing
Feels like -7°
Low: 2
THURSDAY
Mostly sunny
Very Cold day
High: 23
THURSDAY NIGHT
Increasing clouds
Still very cold
Low: 9
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