- Bitter Cold Temps/Wind Chills This Weekend
- Spotty Lake Effect Chances
- Still Cold, Another Possible Clipper Early Next Week
Weekend: Arctic Cold! Spotty Lake Effect, Large Winter Storm
Temperatures stay dangerously cold into the weekend.
More single digits and low teens for highs the weekend.
Wind chills into the weekend will likely be trending below zero. Even in the negative double digits for many. Possibly -15° to -30°.
Still dress in layers and keep pets warm! Allow faucets to drip/run to avoid frozen pipes.
Skies this weekend will be partly cloudy with a few rays of sun!
Some spotty lake effect. Better chances near the lakeshore Saturday & Sunday.
A larger system Sunday could deliver some snow downstate. This could clip our central zones Sunday PM into Monday. Something to watch for now if traveling this weekend.
If traveling from the Tennessee Valley to the Mid Atlantic this weekend, expect some major delays from this major winter storm.
Next Week: Still Cold... More Snow Chances
Monday features more isolated lake effect snow chances.
Highs into the new week stay cold, not as cold as the past weekend.
More teens Monday. Overnight lows still in the single digits near 0.
Another possible clipper Tuesday into Wednesday.
Highs Tuesday & Wednesday slightly warmer from the teens to 20.
Still some spotty lake effect snow chances continue into late week.
Highs Thursday & Friday stay cold from the single digits to mid teens.
- Meteorologist John Gross
Here is the snowfall so far for the season!
- You will see the left numbers indicating how much we have seen so far and the right numbers indicating where we should be for this time of year.
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