Temperatures are starting below the zero mark for some this Tuesday morning as our blast of arctic air has officially begun the invasion. Higher pressure is playing a role, helping to feed the cooler air into the region, which also helping keep most of the precipitation away during this cold snap. Temperatures will only make it into the middle to upper single digits today and with winds coming in from the northwest gusting near 20 mph, wind chills are expected to stay in the -15 to -20 range. A few more clouds and possible flurries will return tonight as temps fall back below zero. Wednesday brings a similar day with middle single digit temps and calmer northwest winds. It doesn't take long for temperatures to rebound coming into Thursday. Plan for an increase in clouds and moisture with this warm up. Snow chances increase but remain isolated Thursday through Saturday. Friday will be the warmest day - popping above average and making it back to the mid 30s. Temps return to the teens on Sunday.  

Today: Mostly Sunny
Highs: Mid to Upper Single Digits
Winds: NW 5-15, Gusts Near 20 mph

Tonight: Increasing Clouds, Few Flurries Possible
Lows: Near 0
Winds: W 5-10 mph

Wednesday: Mostly Sunny
Highs: Middle Single Digits
Winds: NW 5-10 mph