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Sunday Night Forecast (01/31/21)

Posted: Jan 31, 2021 10:47 PM

Posted By: Anthony Copeland

Tri-Staters north of Interstate 64 have the greatest chances of running into some slick spots on your morning commute. Outside of dicey travel, things will finally settle down to kick off your workweek. Mostly cloudy skies will dominate once again through the daylight hours. The mercury will not recover greatly through the day. Highs will range from the low-to-mid 30s along with a northwest wind gust as high as 25 MPH.
Clouds will part by the evening as temperatures cool into the mid-20s by daybreak Tuesday. Peaks of sunshine will be possible for Tuesday. Much more sunnier skies will be promising by Wednesday with highs eclipsing the 40-degree mark.

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Evansville

Clear

38°

Hi: 40° Lo: 23°

Feels Like: 30°

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Owensboro

Clear

41°

Hi: 41° Lo: 27°

Feels Like: 33°

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Princeton

Clear

36°

Hi: 38° Lo: 22°

Feels Like: 27°

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Madisonville

Clear

40°

Hi: 41° Lo: 29°

Feels Like: 32°

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Jasper

Clear

36°

Hi: 40° Lo: 23°

Feels Like: 28°

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Conditions are dry, but chilly. Winds have strengthened out of the north making it feel bitterly cold. As we head into the overnight hours temperatures will fall into the mid 20s. As winds stay gusty out of the north it will make it feel more like the teens Sunday morning under clear skies. The majority of the Tri-State will remain dry come Sunday afternoon. There is a slim chance that some of our communities across the far southern reaches of the Tri-State could see some light snowfall early in the afternoon, but it's looking like it will stay south and east of the Tri-State. We'll climb to a high temperature of 38° with sunny and breezy conditions. Gusts out of the north could reach 25-30 MPH.