Highlights:
- Scattered snow showers continue
- Reinforcing arctic air arrives Friday-Saturday
- Winter storm brewing for some Sunday-Monday
- Moderating temperatures next week
Very Cold; Eyes On Sunday-Monday…We’ve been dealing with snow showers for over 48 hours. As expected, accumulations haven’t been uniform, but range, on average, from 1″ to 3″ across central IN. Morning snow showers continue before drier air will invade from the west and shut the snow production off this afternoon.
Tomorrow will be a dry, cold day before arctic reinforcements arrive Friday into Saturday. Snow showers will accompany the arctic express to close the work week.
Saturday looks brutal. Very cold and windy with below zero wind chills most of the day.
Focus continues on Sunday and Monday and we forecast snow to overspread the area late Sunday night, continuing into Monday. It’s still early, but this may be a “more important” event, locally. This will actually come on the “tail end” of the arctic air mass that will have engulfed the region over a week by that point. We think next week is much milder before we reload the cold to close February and head into March.