Good morning, folks! This is your weather update for the Brooklyn, Illinois area, coming to you from the National Weather Service in Saint Louis, Missouri.
Hold onto your winter coats because we've got a chilly forecast headed our way! We're looking at a Winter Weather Advisory, so let's break down what's coming.
Overnight, we're expecting snow to start rolling in after 5 am. Temperatures will plummet to around 10 degrees, with north winds whipping around at about 13 miles per hour. Expect less than an inch of snow accumulation.
Tuesday will be a snow lover's day, with snow likely before 10 am, then some flurries throughout the afternoon. The high temperature will barely reach 15 degrees, with continued north winds at 10 to 13 miles per hour. Another light dusting of less than half an inch is possible.
Tuesday night gets even more interesting, with snow expected before 4 am and a chance of flurries afterward. Temperatures will dip back down to around 10 degrees, with north winds between 8 and 11 miles per hour. We're looking at a potential 1 to 3 inches of snow accumulation.
Wednesday brings a chance of flurries and snow, with temperatures struggling to reach 16 degrees. By Thursday, we'll see some sunshine, with temperatures climbing to a whopping 19 degrees.
The weekend looks a bit more promising, with temperatures gradually warming up. By Saturday, we could see a high near 39 degrees, and Sunday might treat us to a mild 49 degrees.
For more detailed information about this winter weather adventure, check out the link in our show notes to the National Weather Service website.
Stay warm, stay safe, and keep those snow shovels ready!
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