Weather Forecast

The fog gradually lifts but is replaced by spotty showers.

More wet weather is likely Monday with our next area of low pressure crossing the central Great Lakes. We?ll be trending cooler starting Tuesday. The best chance for some light snowfall comes Thursday night into Friday morning. Next weekend looks colder. Rest of Sunday evening night. Cloudy with some drizzle and fog? low 37 Monday?. Cloudy ? breezy and milder?. Occasional rain showers?.. high 51 Tuesday: Mostly cloudy?. breezy and cooler?? high 42 Wednesday: Cloudy? light rain and snow showers?. high 38 Thursday: Mostly cloudy?. CHILLY?.. high 32 Friday: Mostly cloudy?. morning snow showers?. high 33 Saturday: Mostly cloudy?. COLDER?. High 28 Sunday: Sun and clouds?. COLD & DRY?? high 24

Warmer start to your Sunday changing freezing rain to all rain as milder air moves in. Colder temperatures and the threat of snow returns by midweek. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Winter weather advisory for western parts of the viewing area through early Sunday morning. Freezing rain is the main concern with icy spots tomorrow morning. Highs do rebound to the 40s then 50s to start the week with scattered showers.

Another cold morning with single digit wind chills will give way to afternoon highs that exceed the day before. Even milder air moving in tomorrow with a freezing rain start and a rainy finish. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Warming up this weekend! Freezing drizzle possible early Sunday morning then rain through the rest of the day! Highs near 50? Monday!

Temperatures in the teens to start. Thankfully, winds remain light so wind chill values are close to the actual air temperature. Warmer air working in so by Monday, readings are near 50 degrees! But it's only temporary. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Some freezing rain and regular ol rain return Sunday

Rich Luterman has the forecast.

But accumulating snow is out of the forecast for today

Messy start to Thursday morning with snow covered roadways, blowing and drifting snow and bitter cold temperatures. The Winter Weather Advisory expires at 10 am with drier conditions this afternoon. We're in store for another cold night tonight!

Rich Luterman has the forecast.

Beginning later this evening, winds will gust to 35 mph which could create dangerous snow squalls

Few snow showers set up through the day! Accumulation looks unimpressive with most spots picking up1"-2''. Winds kick up through the evening. Frigid start Thursday with feel like temperatures in spots sub-zero!

Rich Luterman has the forecast.

Snow showers and high winds are expected Wednesday - Thursday

Rich Luterman has the forecast.