Tuesday AM Weather 2-1-11

By: Meteorologist Trent Magill

Updated: February 1, 2011

With a Blast of Cold Winter air the Basin will see the coldest temps in years! Today highs will only reach the lower 20's keeping frozen/slick roadways frozen/slick all day. Tonight as temps drop into the single digits, windchills will drop into the -10 degree range! Highs Wednesday will only be near 20 keeping ice on the road with another extremely cold night Wednesday night, temps again in the single digits. By Friday, look for a slight warm-up. 40 degrees Friday will look much nicer!

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