6°
10° | -10°
Increasing clouds. Rising temperatures
4:00 PM
4°
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6:00 PM
4°
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8:00 PM
6°
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10:00 PM
8°
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12:00 AM
10°
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2:00 AM
14°
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4:00 AM
18°
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4:00 PM
4°
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6:00 PM
4°
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8:00 PM
6°
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10:00 PM
8°
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12:00 AM
10°
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2:00 AM
14°
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Wednesday
Hi: 10° | Lo: -10° Wind: W at 12mph Today: ALERT DAY: Clear skies but cold. Wind chill values nearing -15 to -25 during the morning. Tonight: Increasing clouds. Rising temperatures |
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Thursday
Hi: 28° | Lo: 9° Wind: SSE at 11mph Chance for light snow early. Snow accumulation around 1-2 inches. |
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Friday
Hi: 30° | Lo: 12° Wind: SSW at 13mph Cloudy with light snow for the afternoon and evening. |
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Saturday
Hi: 20° | Lo: -3° Wind: NW at 10mph Chance for light snow and blowing snow. Falling temperatures. Minor travel impacts possible. |
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Sunday
Hi: 7° | Lo: -7° Wind: NW at 11mph Mostly sunny and cold. |
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Monday
Hi: 17° | Lo: -2° Wind: WSW at 10mph Partly cloudy. A few snow showers possible. |
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Tuesday
Hi: 17° | Lo: 5° Wind: W at 11mph Mix of sun and clouds. |
An ALERT DAY will continue for this morning, as temperatures will tumble well below-zero once again, with wind chills in the -20° range, maybe a bit colder, before daybreak.
Temperatures will rise quickly to 10 this afternoon, and will continue to go up throughout the overnight hours, into Thursday morning. We are back in the upper 20s to the lower 30s Thursday for highs, with these numbers carrying over into Friday as well.
We have a few snow chances on the way, with the first moving through Thursday morning, and out by the afternoon. Not a lot of snow is expected, an inch, maybe two with this weak system. The next round moves in Friday afternoon, and out by daybreak Saturday. Like the first, not a lot of snow is expected, 1-2", however the wind will be stirring things up, meaning blowing snow and minor travel impacts will be possible.
The breeze out of the north will also tumble temps all-day Saturday, going sub-zero by the evening, with the cold air lasting through Sunday and into Monday morning.
Stay warm & safe everyone!
--ABC 6 First Alert Morning Meteorologist Jim Peterson
