As we approach 5 a.m. this morning, most of our overnight wintry precipitation will continue to move off to our east. However, for those who were up early (or late) this morning, you may have heard some ice pellets/sleet falling outside while also seeing some light ice on surfaces. Temperatures will stay near freezing through the early morning so with any precipitation that did fall, make sure to keep an eye out for some slick spots on roadways and sidewalks.
As we look forward into the weekend temperatures will slightly drop into tomorrow as high pressure moves in at the surface. This will offer calmer conditions with a bit more sunshine tomorrow, but the warmer temperatures don't return until Sunday. As we move through Sunday an upper-level ridge of high pressure will develop over the central united states which will gradually warm temperatures into the week.
Temperatures will reach above average through next week while our daily high temperatures will be above freezing through all of next week! This will give us a nice warmup but even with warmer temperatures next week, precipitation chances will remain on the lower side.
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