It was another chilly day out there today! Temperatures across the area topped out right
around 40° under mostly cloudy skies.
Despite some stubborn clouds, we stayed dry today. However, that may not be the case overnight
tonight.
A weather system moving in from the southern plains will
bring us a chance for some mixed precipitation tonight and into tomorrow
morning. Light precipitation will begin
to fall shortly after midnight, and some may begin to freeze as temperatures fall close to 30° by the early morning hours. The graphic below shows that we could possibly
get more than a tenth of an inch of total precipitation in the next 24 hours. However, if there is any wintry accumulation,
it is expected to be very light. It is
possible that there could be a few slick spots on the roads for your morning
commute, so drive with a little extra caution tomorrow morning.
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| Quantitative precipitation forecast valid from 6:00 PM on Wednesday, December 17th through 6:00 PM on Thursday, December 18th courtesy of the NWS Weather Prediction Center |
Looking ahead, high temperatures will remain close to 40° for
the rest of this week and slowly increase into the low to mid 40s by the start
of next week. We have another chance for rain and possibly a rain/snow mix
Friday night into Saturday.
Forecast:
Tonight: Mostly cloudy skies, a 50% chance
of light wintry mix, lows near 30°, and light winds out of the NNW.
Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy skies, a 50% chance
of light AM wintry mix, highs near 38°, and light winds out of the north.
Tomorrow
Night: Mostly
cloudy skies, lows near 28°, and light winds out of the north.
Thanks for reading, and have a great night!
-Arden Gregory
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