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Last Map Update: Fri, Jan 24, 2025 at 3:22:18 am CST

We might see some slick areas on the roads again tonight, especially if it was shaded from the sun during the day. Melted snow/ice will freeze overnight when temperatures dip below 32. It won't be as much as last night but please be careful if you have to travel! ALT Text: Text over a picture of an icy road. A sign in the foreground reads "Don't Let Black Ice Sneak up On You." Additional text reads: It can form on any road, but also along curbs and drainage areas due to melting snow. More prevalent at night, but can still be around in the morning. Don't drive during freezing temperatures after rain or snowmelt.
Soon what is left of the snow and ice will just be a memory as we warm up going into this weekend. We'll be cold tonight and tomorrow night, then we will warm up into the 60s for the highs and 40s/50s for the lows. Rain chances also begin to increase starting Sunday.

 

 


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