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It was definitely a cold start to this Thursday morning with low temperatures many locations inland into the negatives. This afternoon we don't get much warmer with high temps barely getting into the teens and feels like temps through this afternoon staying into the single digits.
A southerly wind does return later today helping push in slightly warmer temperatures for the end of this work week. Temps will hold into the mid to upper 20s through the weekend, which are still about 10-15 degrees below average for this time of the year.
This colder weather does lead to a small chance for some snowfall tomorrow. Light snow looks to fall starting in the afternoon mostly north and then become scattered as we head through the evening. Flakes should wrap up around bedtime and then we turn quiet to start the weekend.