After a one-day reprieve from sub-freezing conditions, our area is back below 32. But not for long!

These conditions will also be supplemented by the chance of lake-enhanced snowflakes through the first half of today. Highs will be in the mid-to-upper 20s, slightly below average. 

After Thursday’s snow, a several-day stretch of dry weather will ensue. Partly cloudy skies will ease throughout the day on Friday, turning to sunny skies late. Highs will be in the low to mid 30s.

Love will be in the air on Valentine’s Day this Saturday, and so will be a mixture of sun and clouds. High temperatures will rise above average into the 40s, making the day a great one for those looking to get outdoor plans done or simply take in Mother Nature.

Clouds will fill in the gaps on Sunday. A system packed with rain will squeak to our south, barely getting us out of any chance for rain. Instead, it will be a mainly cloudy day, especially for those South of Youngstown.

Presidents’ Week will kick off on a mild, dry note. Partly cloudy skies are expected throughout the day, with high temperatures in the mid-40s.

Our next chance for precipitation will come by Tuesday night. We’re not sure of any specifics yet, though this rain could come at a time when temperatures are very mild, with highs on Tuesday and Wednesday potentially eclipsing 50 degrees.