Snow expected to mix with sleet and freezing rain late this afternoon. Total snow accumulations between 2 and 4 inches and ice accumulations around a light glaze.
Burr, it sounds like a chilly day! With the wind making the mid 20s feel like 14°, it’s definitely a day for bundling up. The northwest winds at 10-15 mph will add to the brisk feel. Stay warm out there! If you have any plans for the day, make sure to dress in layers.
Get ready for a blustery day! Expect a mix of sunshine peeking through the clouds with a high of 38 degrees, but it might feel a bit chillier at 28 due to those powerful northwest winds gusting at 20 to 30 mph or more. Don’t forget to bundle up and enjoy the change in weather!
Expect a day filled with a few sunny breaks and a cool breeze. You can look forward to a high of 44 degrees, but it will feel more like 35 due to the winds swirling in from the south-southwest at 10 to 20+ mph. Perfect weather to layer up and enjoy a cozy stroll outside!
Prepare for a change in the weather! Expect a cloudy day ahead, with temperatures feeling milder. In the afternoon, some rain is expected, and by evening, it will begin to mix with snow. Don’t forget your umbrella! The high temperature will reach a cool 39 degrees. Stay warm!
Despite the bright sunshine, it’s incredibly cold and windy today. Expect a high of 26°, but with the wind chill, it’ll feel more like a frigid 13°. Dress warmly if you’re heading outside!
A clipper system will bring light snow to the area early this morning with slick travel possible for the morning commute.
There will be lots of clouds and windy conditions today, with a couple of morning snow showers. Any heavier snow showers could quickly make some roads slippery and reduce visibility. The high temperature will be 33°, but it will feel like 18° due to wind chill. Winds will be from the WNW at 20-30+ mph.
Enjoy a breezy day with a pleasant mix of sun and clouds! Expect a high of 36°, but it will feel like 26°. Stay warm as the southwest winds blow at 15-20 mph with gust to 30 mph.
The core of the Siberian air mass will move northeastward and drift away from North America today and into this weekend.