Today: Fog areas will probably be this morning, otherwise it will be mostly cloudy with temperatures in the upper 20s. The wind will be light and erratic.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy and a bit cooler with temperatures dropping back to the lower and mid teens. Watch out again for foggy fog. The wind will blow to the southeast at 5-10 km / h.
Wednesday: The southwest wind picks up 10-20 km / h, which later in the day raises the temperature in the lower and middle thirties. The sky will be partly to mostly cloudy.
Thursday: Our next winter storm system moves in and brings the potential of rain / icy rain / snow mix over in the morning, and late morning and early afternoon turns to snow as a powerful cold front moves through. Temperatures will drop throughout the day, and with decreasing temperatures, flash freeze is possible. The wind turns to the northwest of 15-30 km / h, with gusts up to 40 km / h leading to snow. Travel will be difficult.
Snow total: 1-4 ”snow is possible, with the highest amounts north of Highway 30. There may be higher amounts locally. The snow ends late Thursday afternoon / early evening, but snow may be possible Thursday night with the stormy northwest wind.
Friday to the weekend: Arctic air is coming in. Highlights of this weekend will be above and below zero in the single digits, while the lowest overnight in the teens is below zero. Dangerous wind cold -20 ° to -35 ° is expected Friday to the weekend.