Weekend Snow and Bitter Cold: What's in Store?

Weekend Outlook

The weather is shifting this weekend as a low-pressure system over the Great Lakes finally moves out. Some areas received significant snowfall, though reports from last night and this morning are pending. However, there were notable reports from Friday evening.

Snowfall and Dry Air Impact

Dry air on Thursday affected snow totals, with full saturation occurring late Thursday night. While the weekend will be cold, it marks the warmest period in the coming days. Daytime highs will hover in the teens today and Sunday, with wind chills potentially feeling like single digits due to breezy northwesterly winds.

Upcoming Snow and Dangerous Cold

Light snow is expected to return Sunday morning, brought by another clipper system to the north. Accumulations could reach up to 2 inches. The real concern, however, is the sharp drop in temperatures and wind chills following this system, particularly on Sunday night and Monday.

First Alert Weather Day

Monday is designated as a First Alert Weather Day due to the dangerous cold. It is advisable to fill up on gas or get your car battery checked this weekend before the cold intensifies.

Stay Informed

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