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Friday – Off & On Rain – High 42°
In the morning, HRRR Simulated Radar thinks most of the rain will be light, scattered, and located along and south of a I-40:
Current Temps and Radar
Quick Summary: Next 48 Hours
Temps still pretty cold.
Rain is Coming.
Today – Showers Likely & Freezing Rain Looking Less Likely – High 41°
Beginning at 4 PM we will have a chance for showers due to a disturbance blowing in out of the Southern Plains like a tumbleweed.
Current Temps and Radar
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Temps still pretty cold.
Freezing Rain now out of Thursday night’s forecast (more on this below):
But Rain is Coming.
New Year’s Eve – Cold Tonight – Mid 20°s
Current Temps and Radar
Quick Summary: Next 48 Hours
Temps still pretty cold.
Freezing Rain is possible Thursday night:
With Rain to follow:
Today/New Year’s Eve – COLD – High 36°
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Temps: Cold!
Wind Chills dipping into the mid-teens Wednesday morning:
Really Cold NYE (22/35)
A dry arctic cold front arrives. Wake-up wind chills will be around 15. Fifteen!
Current Temps and Radar
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Temps: Cold!
Wind Chills dipping into the teens Wednesday morning:
Cold Today (42), Colder Tomorrow (23/34)
A brisk N wind will keep wind chills in the 20s today. Wednesday morning we will wake up with wind chills in the teens. Wednesday night’s wind chills will be in the low-to-mid 20s.
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Temps: getting much colder, but no more rain.
Tuesday – Chilly & Clear – High 41°
We will wake up to wind chills in the low 20s.
High pressure will push in and produce sunny skies.
Current Temps and Radar
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Temps: getting colder, but no more rain.
Today – Decreasing Blerg – High 43°
Blerg (noun, verb, adjective, preposition, dangling modifier, and an otherwise multipurpose part of speech) – when it’s cold, rainy, and cloudy, but not snowing.
Now
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Details
Tonight
The ribbon of light rain slowly training in from the SW will eventually slide east of us, leaving us cold and blergy. HRRR FutureRadar:
Now
Quick Summary: Next 48 Hours
Temperature – winds slowly turning north. No more upper 50°s.
Rain still streaming in from the SW.
Rain continues to come in from the SW. See the HRRR Simulated Radar below. Notice the time stamp in the upper right of the image.
