11/04/2025
I am going to provide a more detailed view of the forecast for Saturday, followed by Sunday, which presents a slight chance of late-day rain, although the primary system of interest arrives Thursday night into Friday, bringing much-needed precipitation. Sunday's high temperature is expected to be in the 30s, with colder conditions and chances of rain, potentially mixed with scattered snowflakes or snow showers. Monday morning is anticipated to be even colder, with lows in the lower 20s and wind chills in the teens across most of the state, while the northern region may experience single-digit wind chills. I wanted to provide this update with a closer view, while avoiding discussion of potential snow accumulations, as it is premature and any such accumulations would likely be confined to the shaded blue areas on my map. It is essential to exercise caution when evaluating snow maps more than four days in advance, as models are not in agreement, although there is consensus on the impending cold temperatures and a low-pressure system bringing rain and snow to the Midwest. The system's uncertainty warrants close monitoring, and I advise viewers to remain vigilant.
