Matt Schaefer

Colder temps continue as a lack of snow likely won't be erased by small chances later this week.

Temps were cold again today with highs ranging from the mid to upper teens for most in the Chippewa Valley with a few spots reaching the low 20s.

Snow began to fall this evening as a quick round of light snow is likely. This isn't a big system, but even minor accumulations are slippery. Therefore, expect slippery spots

Temperatures warmed to the upper 20s Friday after a low pressure system moved through with scattered snow showers. It wasn't heavy snow, but it did slowly add up Thursday evening

Lows dropped below zero last night into this morning with lows ranging between -5° and -10° for most of the Chippewa Valley. Coldest locations were north and west of Eau Claire while Black River Falls only feel to -3 despite typically being among the coldest spots in Western Wisconsin. Black River Falls is usually among the coldest when there's little wind, which was not the case last night.

Eau Claire has fallen to -10° exactly three times this winter on December 12, 13, and 21. This morning, Eau Claire fell just short with a low of -9°. That's

A burst of snow didn't last long at heavy rates, but it was heavy for about 15 minutes in any one spot with light to moderate rates lasting a bit

Friday continued the warm weather that began on Thursday with morning lows in the mid to upper 20s for most with some spots near the Minnesota border waking up in the low 30s. Keep in mind, Eau Claire's average low is 5° this time of year and these lows were warmer than the average high temp of 23°.

It has been an incredibly cold weekend, and that arctic air continues early this week. In fact, the coldest air may be yet to come.

The arctic air we've been in for the past few days got even colder last night before temps began to slowly rise today.