Tonight: Snow showers will linger around tonight, but the major story is the wind. A Wind Advisory will be in affect tonight until 4 AM. Wind gusts can reach up to 45 mph with sustained winds coming from the west at 20-30 mph. Parts of the viewing area are also in a Flood Warning which ends around the same time. The low will 23°.
Tomorrow: We will have a cloudy start to the day with gradual clearing into the afternoon. Winds will still be breezy with winds remaining from the west 15-20 mph and gusts up to 35 mph.
7-Day Forecast: Valentine's Day is this Thursday and we are looking at showers for the afternoon transitioning to snow in the evening. The high will be a nice 45°, so keep in mind of the weather for any plans. We will kick the weekend off with some sun and temperatures in the mid to low 30s. The next best chance of precipitation will come on Sunday with possible snow accumulation.
-- Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Morgan Strackbein
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