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A wintry mix fell overnight and that may have stopped our snow numbers from climbing for a few hours, but more snow will fall today
Bitterly cold air is settling into the Tri-State and it will be around for the rest of the week before more snow moves in Friday.
Very cold air is in place across the Tri-State and the sky is still mostly cloudy, which will allow flurries to come day during the day today.
Temperatures are bitterly cold this morning and we'll only warm to 23 this afternoon with sunshine, tomorrow it's more snow.
It's a 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day as the next measurable snow system comes into the Tri-State. We are here to help time out the snow, show how much accumulates by when and how much snow we get in total.
By: Alex Smith, Jennifer Ketchmark
Temperatures ended up above the freezing mark on Sunday and we've been on the mild side for much of the night. But a cold front is moving through the area this morning and it will funnel in colder air all day long.
It's a cold start to the day in the Tri-State with lows in the single digits. Winds will be coming in from the southwest at 10 to 15 mph, so we'll see wind chills ranging from -5 to 5 degrees to start the day. Bundle up!
Temperatures have dropped into the single digits and with a light wind factored in, wind chills are dropping to -10 to 0 degrees.
A band of snow will pass across the area early this morning producing a few slick spots at times and highs are back to around freezing.
Temperatures dropped to their coldest level Wednesday morning but with a wind shift today we will start to see improvements.
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