It will be a quiet and cold end to the work week. Skies will turn mostly cloudy Friday morning with high temperatures remaining well below average. Air temperatures will reach the low-20s, but wind chill values will be in the single digits to low teens for much of the day.

Skies will partially clear for a time Friday night before clouds build back in for Saturday. Highs will be in the upper 20s Saturday afternoon with a round of flurries becoming possible late in the day. Snow chances will be highest early Saturday night before tapering off by Sunday morning. 

The weekend will end on a quiet note. More clouds than sun are expected on Sunday with high temperatures back in the upper 20s. Skies will clear out Sunday night, leading into a bright and sunny start to the work week.

We will continue to see a slight warming trend to start the work week with highs around freezing on Monday and Tuesday. Another round of flurries could arrive on Tuesday.