Sunny but cold tuesday

Extreme cold warnings and cold weather consultations exist on Tuesday morning in a large part of the area with a pledge of wind from 25 to 40 below. It will also be dangerous on Wednesday morning, when the wind chills are up to 30 below. This can only take a minute to happen with frostbite and hypothermia with these deadly winds of wind, so up, stay warmed or just stay indoors. Do not forget to take care of pets and young cattle, plants and pipes. Also check the elderly people. Parents, think about passing your children to school or waiting with them in a warm vehicle at a bus stop.

In addition to cold air, some areas may feel fog during the morning on Tuesday. Follow the reduction of visibility with already sophisticated roads and sidewalks.

Danny maxima will vary from unambiguous numbers below zero to low teenagers on Tuesday before a little warm in unambiguous and teenagers on Wednesday. Thursday aims to be the warmest day of the working week with the maximums of adolescents and 20s. This is ahead of another colder shot, which will cool mainly into single numbers and teenagers on Friday.

Although it is very cold, we at least enjoy our remarkable proportion of sunlight over the next two days, when only light snow falls in the mountains and possibly a few scrapers at the lower altitudes. The models indicate more of the chances of snow on Friday on weekends, and AA pair of inches probably at the lower altitudes, while the mountains could be seen to the foot. There is still some uncertainty about this. We will keep you up to date.

Snow blots can be a problem from Livingston to big wood to Harloutton at the beginning of Thursday to day, gusts up to 50 mph.

High Saturday will fluctuate from below zero to the east to 20 to west, and then teenagers east to 30 to the west on Sunday. Mine will vary from the bottom zero to the east to teens to the west through the weekend before the beginning of next week.

-Miller Robson
Q2 Morning meteorologist
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