Kevin Bloemberg is a journalist for WEAU 13 News, focusing on local weather updates and forecasts in the Eau Claire area of Wisconsin. With a keen eye for weather patterns and changes, Kevin provides accurate and timely information to keep residents informed about upcoming weather conditions.
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More sunshine and still mild on Wednesday. We keep things warm and mostly sunny this week.
Temperatures tumble ahead of rain and snow chances Wednesday
By: Kevin Bloemberg
WEDNESDAY: Rain and snow showers form over the Pikes Peak Region and higher terrain mid to late morning with another round of snow for the afternoon and evening hours. Light accumulations will be possible, mostly on grassy surfaces and mostly over the higher elevations of Teller County and Monument Hill. The greatest uncertainty is for northeastern El Paso County: heavier precipitation bands are possible here, and with cold enough temperatures, there is potential for higher snowfall amounts. Temperatures only reach the 40s for highs.
HALLOWEEN: We dry out with more sunshine and temperatures in the 50s. For trick-or-treating, temperatures will be in the 40s in the evening.
The weekend ahead is looking good with mild temperatures and sunshine. Next week is looking cool and quite active!
By: Kevin Bloemberg
MONDAY: Snow will wrap up around the Pikes Peak Region this morning, with still a few showers possible around Pueblo. Snow chances increase for the southern I-25 corridor and adjacent Plains with multiple inches of accumulation possible through the day. Temperatures are stuck in the 30s where snow is falling, low 40s elsewhere. North winds will be breezy, gusting up to 35 mph.
ELECTION DAY: We start off sunny and cold, but cloud cover increases this afternoon with temperatures in the 50s. A few showers will be possible by late afternoon, with snow for the higher elevations. Snow becomes more widespread and heavier tonight.
Snow will be heavy at times creating very solid snowfall totals
THURSDAY: Heavy snow returns, moving from the Plains back towards the I-25 corridor. Snowfall rates will vary, but steady moderate to heavy snow is expected to continue into the afternoon and evening. Temperatures reach the 30s.
FRIDAY: Snow increases in intensity Friday morning from south to north and will be heavy at times again for many of us. There is even some freezing fog or freezing drizzle here and there. Temperatures this afternoon will reach just above freezing, so snow accumulating on roads will mostly cause slush, which will make it very hard to drive! Visibility will be poor too due to the heavy snow and breezy winds.
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