What You Need To Know About January:

Temperatures this week will average between 5 to 1 degrees colder than normal.

Normal January Highs: 40 degrees

Normal January Lows: 25 degrees

Average January Snowfall: 9 inches. Highest snow for the month was 2011 (37.4") Lowest 2023 (T)

Hello 2026! Gusty winds behind a fast moving "clipper" will continue to draw cold air down from Canada. We will be lucky if daytime highs recover to 30 degrees despite mainly sunny skies. With those frigid winds blowing all day long it is going to feel like 15 degrees to 20 degrees. Fair weather will continue to undercut the region. This will allow drier air to flow over us. Cold air aloft will create a few more afternoon clouds to share the sky with the sun. Cold air prevails for the remainder of the week. Skies will be clear Thursday night and the winds finally let up. This will allow a quick drop in temperatures and Friday morning lows will be in the low to mid-teens. Sunny skies on Friday don't do much to warm us up at all. Daily high Friday afternoon hovers around 32 degrees.

The weekend looks dry but we will need to keep an eye on a coastal storm for Sunday. Right now the storm looks to stay well south of the area to keep any precipitation associated with it away. However the storm is close enough where clouds will spill over from south to north for the end of the weekend. Temperatures warm a little but still stay in the mid to upper 30s for both Saturday and Sunday.

Possible Weather to Watch in the next 7 to 10 days...

Monday "Clipper" system with passing light snow. Minimal to no impact

Wednesday 7th: Passing rain showers... Rain not snow. Temps warm into the mid-40s.