The Latest from Storm Team 5... It was a cold morning out there, wind chills dropped between 15 and 33 degrees below zero and air temperatures fell into the negative range of the single digits as well. On the bright side, the morning clouds cleared to full sunshine and temperatures warmed into the teens and low 20s. High pressure passing to our south is keeping the area quiet, but is helping steer in a NW flow originating out of Canada. Tonight will be another cold night, as wind chills will be close to where they were last night on the order of -10 to -15 degrees below zero. Plan for plentiful sunshine to start your Wednesday, but clouds will increase steadily for the afternoon. Highs tomorrow in the upper teens and low 20s. The increase in clouds is ahead of our next chance of some light snow for the evening hours tomorrow. Little accumulations under 1" are expected. An upper level ridge will start t build in Thursday, moving our winds to a warmer direction and our highs will reflect that, topping out in the mid 30s Thursday and around 40 degrees on Friday. However, this warm up will feature more clouds then sun. This relief from the cold will be short lived, as arctic air drops back into the area Saturday night through the middle of next week. Highs Saturday will be in the 20s, but falling into the single digits for highs Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Wind chills will likely fall to around 20 to 30 below zero Monday and Tuesday morning.