The KSStorm Info Seven-day forecast
Forecaster: Matt Harding
Valid Starting: Sunday February 16, 2025
Today’s Peak Risk

Primary Threat



Current NWS Watches, Warnings and Advisories:
WINTER STORM WATCH for entire listening area Monday night thru Tuesday night EXTREME COLD WATCH for areas North of US 50 Monday night thru Thursday midday EXTREME COLD WATCH for areas South of US 50 Tuesday night thru Thursday midday
REST OF TODAY: Sunny and cold, high 28, low 14. Biting north breeze gusts to 25 mph during the day, calming after sunset.
MONDAY: Increasing clouds. High 33. Winds become northeast during the afternoon.
MONDAY NIGHT: Cloudy with snow developing after midnight, 1-2 inches possible by morning. Midnight temp of 16, with sunrise temp of 5. Wind chills by morning -5 to -15. North winds up to 30 mph.
TUESDAY: Dangerously cold with periods of moderate to heavy snow. 3-6 inches accumulation possible. Temps steady around 5, with daytime wind chills -10 to -20. North winds to 30 mph.
TUESDAY NIGHT: Snow ends after midnight, with 1-2 inches additional accumulation possible, storm total of 6-9″. Dangerous cold, with wind chills of -20 to -30 possible. Low -8.
WEDNESDAY: Skies become mostly sunny. Bitter cold, high 5. Low -11, with wind chills of -15 to -25.
THURSDAY: Still dangerously cold, albeit slightly warmer. Sunny with a high of 8, low -4. Wind chills warm from -15 to -25 in the morning to 0 to -10 during the day.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY: Sunny days and clear nights. Warming back above freezing by Saturday afternoon. High 17 Friday, 32 Saturday. Overnight low of 3 Friday night, 17 Saturday.