Temps will remain cold and winds will remain strong through tomorrow. Highs will be in the 30s area wide and wind chills in the teens and 20s. We will stay cold tomorrow and Thursday with highs in the 30s. Highs warm to the 40s Friday through Sunday setting the stage for a rain storm, not winter storm, Sunday. That system may still have a quick change to snow at the end as much colder air filters in behind it. Monday's temps will be the low to mid 30s and Tuesday we will likely see the coldest temps of the season so far.
The Lake effect snows still continue in full effect and appear that they will start to subside tomorrow morning. Skiers will continue to rejoice with tons of snow pack. The Lake Effect will again be prolific starting Sunday night next week and at least through Tuesday.
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