WINTER CHILL
Bundle up this morning — it’s a bitter start to the day with temperatures in the single digits and wind chills dipping below zero in spots. Sunshine will help early on, but don’t expect much warming. Highs today will only reach the low 20s, and clouds will begin to increase later this afternoon.
Thursday looks very similar: cold, dry, and seasonably quiet with highs again in the low 20s.
The colder air really locks in on Friday as an arctic front sweeps through. Afternoon temperatures will struggle to get out of the teens, and by Friday night into early Saturday, some communities could dip below zero for the coldest readings of the stretch.
POTENTIAL WEEKEND STORM
The weekend starts dry but stays on the cold side. Our attention then turns to a potential coastal storm that could arrive late Saturday and linger into early Monday. This system may bring the risk for snow to parts of our area, along with increasing winds and possible coastal concerns. That said, it’s still too early to pin down the exact track or impacts, and details will likely change over the next few days.
We’ll continue to fine-tune the forecast and keep you updated as we get a clearer picture.
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