Tonight: A snow and wintry mix of precipitation should end early this evening. Cool air from the northwest will cause temperatures to continue to drop into the single digits this evening. Winds will also be quite breezy, with gusts around 25 mph possible.
Tomorrow: After a chilly evening, temperatures won't warm up much tomorrow. Clouds will stick around, and winds continue to be breezy through the day. Windy conditions will cause it to feel below zero through much of the day tomorrow, so be sure to bundle up!
In addition, a Wind Chill Warning will go into effect tomorrow evening. Over the next few days, temperatures could feel as cold as -30 to -40 degrees below zero! In conditions like this, frostbite can occur in as little as 10-15 minutes. Be sure to bundle up and avoid time outside if possible.
7-Day Forecast: Get ready for weather whiplash! Temperatures continue to drop over the next few days, with the high temperature on Wednesday not even getting above zero. Friday, the chance for snow returns to the area. Temperatures continue to warm over the weekend, with highs in the 50's possible Sunday and into Monday.
--Weather Forecaster Gabe Prough
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