Bottom line
Very cold conditions expected through Thursday with Arctic high pressure in control. Wind chills in the teens are expected overnight and in the 20s all day tomorrow. New Year's Eve festivities tomorrow will require a heavy coat as temps drop back into the 20s.Precipitation ahead of our next system breaks out Thursday late afternoon or evening as light rain, possibly mixed with a bit of sleet for a few hours until the atmosphere moistens up. All rain expected after midnight (early Friday) and continuing, periodically heavy, through Saturday with temps remaining above freezing. Thunderstorms are also possible Saturday depending on the track of low pressure.
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Watch for an update to this blog on Thursday morning with the latest on possible winter weather and follow us on social media for any changes in the meantime
Erik Proseus
MWN Meteorologist
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