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Friday, Jan. 30 – Coldest day of the stretch 

The heart of the Arctic air mass settles in. This will likely be the coldest day of the period, with morning wind chills well below zero and only limited afternoon recovery. Skies stay mostly clear, but the cold remains the main story.  ● High: Near 19°F | Low: Around -3°F | Wind: West 7–10 mph, gusts up to 20 mph ● Sky: Sunny

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Thursday, Jan. 29 – Bitterly cold but dry 

A reinforcing shot of cold air keeps temperatures well below seasonal averages. Sunshine dominates, but it does little to help warm things up. Wind chills remain in the single digits below zero at times, especially early in the day.  ● High: Near 22°F | Low: Around 4°F | Wind: West 5–8 mph ● Sky: Mostly sunny

Wednesday, Jan. 28 – Slowly moderating, still cold 

High pressure remains in control as the region begins a gradual moderation trend. Despite sunshine, cold air lingers, keeping temperatures below average for late January.  ● High: Upper 20s | Low: Mid-teens | Wind: Light west ● Sky: Mostly sunny

Tuesday, Jan. 27 – Cold but gradually improving 

Any lingering snow showers taper off early, followed by dry but cold conditions. Temperatures remain below normal, though winds ease and sunshine becomes more dominant.  ● High: Near 24°F | Low: Teens | Wind: West 7–10 mph, gusts up to 20 mph ● Sky: Mostly sunny

Sunday, Jan. 25 – Cold with increasing snow potential 

Very cold air remains in place as clouds increase ahead of a developing coastal system. Snow becomes possible later in the day and into the evening, though confidence in coverage and amounts remains limited at this time. ● ● High: Near 16°F | Low: Around 10°F | Wind: North around 7 mph ● Sky: Mostly cloudy ● Precipitation: Chance of snow (50%)

Saturday, Jan. 24 – Bitter cold 

The coldest day of the stretch as Arctic air fully settles in. Even with sunshine, temperatures struggle to rise, and gusty winds will drive wind chills well below zero at times.  ● High: Near 13°F | Low: Around 3°F | Wind: Northwest 8–10 mph, gusts up to 25 mph ● Sky: Sunny

Friday, Jan. 23 – Turning sharply colder 

The transition day of the forecast period. Mild air early gives way to rapidly falling temperatures as a strong Arctic front moves through late in the day. Winds increase and conditions turn sharply colder by evening. ● High: Near 30°F | Low: Around 3°F | Wind: West 6–11 mph, gusts up to 28 mph ● Sky: Partly sunny

Thursday, Jan. 22 – Milder and breezy

A temporary break from the cold arrives as southwest winds usher in milder air. Temperatures rebound noticeably, though increasing winds will be noticeable through the afternoon as the next cold front approaches from the west. ● High: Near 41°F | Low: Around 21°F | Wind: Southwest 8–11 mph, gusts up to 23 mph ● Sky: Mostly sunny

Wednesday, Jan. 21 – Cold, with slow moderation

High pressure remains in control. Dry conditions continue with plenty of sunshine. Temperatures remain below normal but begin a slow upward trend by late in the day. ● High: Upper 20s | Low: Mid-teens | Wind: Light west ● Sky: Mostly sunny

Tuesday, Jan. 20 – Very cold and dry

The coldest day of the stretch. Sunshine dominates, but Arctic air keeps temperatures well below normal. Wind chills may dip into the single digits during the morning hours. ● High: Near 24°F | Low: Mid-teens | Wind: West 10 to 15 mph, gusts up to 25 mph ● Sky: Mostly sunny

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