Weather Forecast
STEPHANIE MIDGETT'S NIGHTLY UPDATE
Updated at 8:15 PM Saturday, February 11, 2012
Previous update: 3:00 PM, Saturday, February 11, 2012
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24-hour First Alert Forecast 270-467-0373
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NOWCAST:
Mainly clear skies will last through the overnight hours allowing temperatures to fall into the mid and upper teens. With northwest winds gusting from 10 to 15mph, wind chills will be in the single digits at many times tonight.
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COLD WEEKEND
After another cold night, the sun will be out in full force tomorrow. Afternoon highs will climb into the low and mid 30s across the WBKO viewing area, with west winds blowing around 10mph. This means that there will be times tomorrow when the wind chill is in the teens and possibly the single digits. So although there is plenty of sun in sight, the cold is going to continue through the end of the weekend.
ACTIVE FOR NEXT WEEK..
A warm up will begin Monday as the Arctic air retreats, but it will be an active week weather-wise. Monday night into Tuesday wintry mix is likely throughout the area, but accumulations will be less than 1/2" where snow does fall. Most places will see a sleet/rain mix rather than snow, and any accumulation that is seen will melt away during the day. Rain chances come back in for Wednesday night into Thursday with afternoon highs climbing back into the low 50s before we dry out to end the work week.
TONIGHT:
Mainly Clear, Very Cold... Low 17, winds NW-9 (Wind Chills in the Single Digits Possible)
TOMORROW:
Mostly Sunny but Cold...High 34, winds W-9
SUNDAY NIGHT:
Clear and Cold... Low 18, winds Light and Variable
Updated at 8:15 PM Saturday, February 11, 2012
Previous update: 3:00 PM, Saturday, February 11, 2012
Know the weather before it knows you.
24-hour First Alert Forecast 270-467-0373
PRE-REGISTER NOW for the all-new "Weather Spotting 101" free, basic weather class next Wednesday, February 15th, 6pm at Greenwood High School Auditorium. You'll also have a chance to win a NOAA weather radio!
CLICK HERE to pre-register
NOWCAST:
Mainly clear skies will last through the overnight hours allowing temperatures to fall into the mid and upper teens. With northwest winds gusting from 10 to 15mph, wind chills will be in the single digits at many times tonight.
CLICK HERE to find out more about how you can join Shane Holinde on a wonderful trip to Coastal Oregon and Crater Lake through Holiday Vacations this summer!
COLD WEEKEND
After another cold night, the sun will be out in full force tomorrow. Afternoon highs will climb into the low and mid 30s across the WBKO viewing area, with west winds blowing around 10mph. This means that there will be times tomorrow when the wind chill is in the teens and possibly the single digits. So although there is plenty of sun in sight, the cold is going to continue through the end of the weekend.
ACTIVE FOR NEXT WEEK..
A warm up will begin Monday as the Arctic air retreats, but it will be an active week weather-wise. Monday night into Tuesday wintry mix is likely throughout the area, but accumulations will be less than 1/2" where snow does fall. Most places will see a sleet/rain mix rather than snow, and any accumulation that is seen will melt away during the day. Rain chances come back in for Wednesday night into Thursday with afternoon highs climbing back into the low 50s before we dry out to end the work week.
TONIGHT:
Mainly Clear, Very Cold... Low 17, winds NW-9 (Wind Chills in the Single Digits Possible)
TOMORROW:
Mostly Sunny but Cold...High 34, winds W-9
SUNDAY NIGHT:
Clear and Cold... Low 18, winds Light and Variable
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