Tonight: Clear and bitter cold conditions over night. Wind chill will be in the teens, so be sure to bundle up if you're lucky enough to be outside.
Tomorrow: A cold, but dry day tomorrow with clear conditions in the morning and early afternoon hours. The morning commute will be chilly, you will want those heavy coats. The high will only be in the mid 30s with cloudiness increasing throughout the day.
7-Day Forecast: Thursday we will be tracking a system that will bring some freezing rain and snow fall accumulation. Our viewing area can see around an inch of snow, but be cautious of freezing rain in the morning as well. The rest of the week will be dry and chilly until Sunday where we have a chance for some flurries. We will kick off the next work week with sunny and cold conditions.
-- Weather Forecaster Morgan Strackbein
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