Key Takeaways
- A cold front is moving through the region, bringing snow showers and bitter cold temperatures
- Temperatures will drop into the single digits on Saturday and Sunday nights, with wind chills as low as -10° to -15°
- The weather will warm up by the middle of the week, with high temperatures reaching the mid to upper 30s by Wednesday and the lower 40s by Thursday
- A frontal boundary will move through late Thursday, bringing colder changes to the region by the end of the week
- Snow showers are expected on Saturday, with a chance of rain showers by Wednesday and Thursday
Introduction to the Weather Forecast
The weather forecast for the upcoming weekend and week ahead is looking quite chilly, with a cold front moving through the region. On Saturday, cloudy skies and a chance of snow are expected, with high temperatures reaching 29 degrees. However, temperatures will fall throughout the day, dropping into the mid-teens by the early evening hours. This cold front moved through the region overnight, bringing snow showers into the forecast through part of the morning hours on Saturday.
Saturday’s Weather
As we start the weekend on Saturday, we can expect snow showers to move into the region. The cold front that moved through overnight will keep the snow showers in the forecast through part of the morning hours. We’ve had our daytime high in the upper 20s early on Saturday morning, and temperatures will continue to fall throughout the entire day. By the late afternoon and early evening hours, temperatures will drop into the teens. Additionally, a disturbance rolling through the Ohio Valley will bring a chance of snow showers back into the forecast for some areas, especially south of I-94, late Saturday afternoon and into early Saturday evening.
Sunday and Monday’s Weather
On Sunday, we can expect partly cloudy skies, with a high of 21 degrees. Overnight low temperatures on Saturday night and into Sunday morning will drop into the single digits, which means we could see wind chill temperatures at or below zero. Some places could see wind chills as low as -10° to -15°. On Monday, mostly cloudy skies are expected, with a high of 21 degrees. The clouds will increase as we look ahead to the start of next week, and we can expect mostly cloudy skies on both Monday and Tuesday.
Mid-Week Weather
As we head into the middle of the week, we can expect a warming trend to continue. High temperatures will warm into the mid-20s on Monday, heading into the upper 20s to lower 30s by Tuesday. By Wednesday, high temperatures will continue to warm up, heading into the mid to upper 30s. However, we will also bring in the chance of rain showers by Wednesday afternoon and evening. The rain showers will stick around the forecast looking ahead into Thursday, with high temperatures soaring into the lower 40s by Thursday afternoon.
End of the Week Weather
Once the frontal boundary moves through late Thursday and into Friday morning, we can expect colder changes to move into the region by the end of the week. High temperatures will head into the lower 30s by Friday afternoon. This will be a significant drop in temperature compared to the mid-week highs, and it’s essential to be prepared for the colder weather. Overall, the weather forecast for the upcoming weekend and week ahead is looking quite chilly, with a mix of snow showers, rain showers, and cold temperatures. It’s crucial to stay up to date with the latest forecast to plan accordingly.