Snow is likely tonight, with five-10 cm (two-four inches) of accumulation possible.
Look for an overnight low of minus-seven C (19 F) and east winds at 15 m.p.h., gusting up to 20 m.p.h.
More snow is forecast for tomorrow, with another five-10 cm (two-four inches) possible.
Expect a high of minus-four (25) and low around minus-12 (11), along with east winds at 10-15 m.p.h.
More snow is possible Wednesday, with a high of minus-nine (16) and low down to minus-15 (five).
The extended outlook calls for a slight chance of snow Thursday, with a high of minus-12 (11) and low plunging to minus-21 (six below zero).
Then Friday also will bring a slight chance of snow, along with a high of minus-15 (five) and low near minus-22 (eight below).
The record high for today is 10 (50) set in 1962 while the record low is minus-35 (31 below) set in 1976. Normals are minus-four (25) and minus-14 (seven).
Sunset today is at 4:20 p.m., with sunrise tomorrow at 7:46 a.m.
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