Clouds will start to clear in the morning, leading to overall clear skies.
After the bitterly cold wind chills today, our focus shifts to a Clipper system that will bring some accumulating snowfall Monday. Snowfall expected to be heaviest during the mid to late morning hours, with snow lingering into the evening. Up to 2" possible near the Tristate. pic.twitter.com/Lwau3HQNOb
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) December 25, 2022
Very cold conditions continue early this week, according to the NWS. A very slow warming trend will continue today with wind chill values rising above advisory threshold, NWS said.
Increasing clouds will cover Christmas’s night skies.
Monday has a chance of snow from an Alberta clipper but otherwise will be mostly cloudy. Most will get approximately an inch of accumulation, with most of the accumulatio taking place during the day, according to NWS. Temperatures will be slightly warmer, with a high of 24 degrees.
The nighttime will be mostly cloudy, with a low around 16 degrees. A slight chance of snow may be possible as well into very early Tuesday morning.
Tuesday will be partly sunny and still relatively cold with a high near 29 degrees. Tuesday night involves a partly cloudy sky and a low temperature of 19 degrees.
A moderate warmup strikes Wednesday with temperatures hitting over 40 degrees. The day will be mostly sunny and mild. Overnight, skies will be mostly cloudy and a low temperature of 39 degrees is possible.
Thursday and the remainder of the week continues with the moderate warmup.
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