Weather

TONIGHT: Increasing clouds with temperatures staying above freezing. Lows in the upper 30s. TOMORROW: Scattered showers early, followed by steady rainfall and a few thunderstorms. Up to 1″ of rain is likely across most of the area. Highs in the mid-upper 40s by late afternoon. Winds gust up to 25 mph from the southeast. EXTENDED:

FRIDAY: Another nice day with a healthy dose of sunshine and a southerly breeze. Temperatures will warm into the upper 40’s with both of those two working together. Gusts will approach 20-25 mph. TONIGHT: Clouds start to increase tonight, but we’ll stay dry. Lows will be propped up in the middle 30’s, with that southerly

TONIGHT: Mostly clear to partly cloudy with lows in the upper 20s. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny to start, followed by increasing clouds by afternoon and evening. Highs in the upper 40s. EXTENDED: Clouds return Friday night ahead of our next low pressure system that will impact the Midwest to start the weekend. Rain moves in early

THURSDAY: We’re waking up to some frigid temperatures but some sunshine will help us out into the afternoon. You’ll still want to be mindful of any slick spots leftover from yesterday on those secondary roads. We’ll thaw out into the upper 30’s later today, with winds turning out of the south helping us a bit, too.

THURSDAY: We’re waking up to some frigid temperatures but some sunshine will help us out into the afternoon. You’ll still want to be mindful of any slick spots leftover from yesterday on those secondary roads. We’ll thaw out into the upper 30’s later today, with winds turning out of the south helping us a bit,

TONIGHT: Clouds gradually decrease. Lows falling into the mid-upper teens. TOMORROW: Mostly sunny and cold to start, followed by highs in the upper 30s. EXTENDED: Winds increase a bit on Friday from the south, sending us into the upper 40s which is about 10 degrees above average. I’m tracking another strong low pressure system that

WEDNESDAY: Another shot at snow is moving through this morning. With temperatures cold enough for once, it will accumulate a bit more efficiently from the onset. We’re expecting many of us to fall in the 1-2 inch range when this starts moving east this afternoon. This will affect the morning commute. Plan on a slow

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy with light snow showers moving in northwest well after midnight. Lows in the low to mid-20s. TOMORROW: Snow showers likely through the lunch hour. Highs in the upper 20s to around 30. Snow accumulation generally a dusting to 1″. EXTENDED: Areas north of Highway 24 and west of Highway 65 could get

TUESDAY: A few lingering flurries to start out the day for some, but that should clear up by this afternoon. We’ll be left with the cloud cover for the rest of the afternoon as temperatures struggle to warm up again. Highs will top out in the low to mid 30’s. TONIGHT: Another disturbance will come rolling through

TUESDAY: A few lingering flurries to start out the day for some, but that should clear up by this afternoon. We’ll be left with the cloud cover for the rest of the afternoon as temperatures struggle to warm up again. Highs will top out in the low to mid 30’s. TONIGHT: Another disturbance will come

TONIGHT: Showers taper off with mostly cloudy skies. Lows fall into the upper 20s. A few slick spots will be possible north of Highway 24. TOMORROW: Tuesday is chilly and breezy behind this system, with wind gusts up to 20 mph. Highs in the low 30s with wind chills in the low 20s. EXTENDED: Another

MONDAY: Moisture has surged back north and is coming down as a cold rain this morning for most of us. North of I-70 this transition to a wintry mix, with isolated road impacts possible. Temperatures will be holding steady throughout the morning, into the upper 30’s, keeping most precipitation liquid. Winds out of the east gusting at

TONIGHT: Rain will pick up late tonight and into tomorrow. Temperatures will stay barely above the freezing mark for many of us, keep this system as rain. MONDAY: Expect these showers to last the majority of the day. So far it looks like we dodge any winter precipitation, but some counties to the north could