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Snow chances will continue into the first half of Thursday. These snow showers will start to diminish by the afternoon. Skies will stay mostly cloudy into the evening.

Temperatures on Thursday will be a little bit colder, but it will not be the brutal cold we experienced over the past couple of weeks. Highs will be in the middle to upper 20s for the afternoon.

After some morning clouds on Friday, skies will turn partly sunny for the afternoon. Temperatures on Friday will be in the lower 30s, which is closer to normal.

The next chance for some light snow will come late Friday night into early Saturday morning. This weak disturbance won’t stick around for long on Saturday. After a few morning snow showers, skies will become mostly to partly cloudy for Saturday afternoon.

Sunday will feature a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures rebounding back into the upper 30s for highs.

 Highs: 26 – 32
 Lows: 15 – 20
 Snow showers
 

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