Wednesday, Feb. 4 – Slowly moderating, still wintry
The slow warming trend continues, though temperatures remain below average for early February. Sunshine dominates for much of the day, and winds remain light, making it feel noticeably more comfortable compared to the previous stretch.
● High: Low to mid 30s | Low: Upper teens | Wind: Light west ● Sky: Mostly sunny
The slow warming trend continues, though temperatures remain below average for early February. Sunshine dominates for much of the day, and winds remain light, making it feel noticeably more comfortable compared to the previous stretch.
● High: Low to mid 30s | Low: Upper teens | Wind: Light west ● Sky: Mostly sunny
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Tuesday, Feb. 3 – Cold but quieter
High pressure builds back into the region, bringing dry and calmer weather. While still cold, this day marks the beginning of a slow moderation trend as winds lighten and sunshine dominates.
● High: Near 31°F | Low: Mid-teens | Wind: West around 7 mph ● Sky: Mostly sunny
Monday, Feb. 2 – Gradual improvement
Any lingering snow or cloud cover early gradually tapers off as the system pulls away. Skies brighten through the day, though temperatures remain on the cold side. Winds remain noticeable but slowly ease by afternoon.
● High: Near 32°F | Low: Around 14°F | Wind: Northwest 8–11 mph, gusts up to 20 mph ● Sky: Becoming mostly sunny
Sunday, Feb. 1 – Watching a potential winter storm
Clouds continue to thicken as a developing coastal system approaches from the south. Snow becomes possible later in the day and into the evening, though confidence in exact timing and amounts remains low. Winds increase, particularly near the coast, adding to the raw feel of the day.
● High: Near 27°F | Low: Around 17°F | Wind: North 10–15 mph, gusts up to 30 mph ● Sky: Mostly cloudy ● Precipitation: Chance of snow (40–50%)
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