Get ready, Waterloo! This week’s weather will keep you on your toes, with a mix of sunshine, breezy days, and potential ice to round out the weekend. Here’s what to expect so you can stay ahead of the elements.
Monday’s Forecast
The week kicks off with a mix of sun and clouds. Winds will pick up later in the day, so secure any outdoor items. Temperatures will reach a mild high of 39°F before dipping to 20°F overnight.
What’s Coming This Week
- Tuesday: Breezy and mostly cloudy skies will dominate the day. Temperatures will rise to 41°F during the afternoon and cool down to 28°F at night.
- Wednesday: A few morning snowflakes may greet you, but the rest of the day will be cloudy and windy. The high will be 37°F, and the low will drop to 25°F.
- Thursday: Expect brighter skies as the sunshine returns. Temperatures will feel milder, with a high of 49°F before cooling to 26°F at night.
- Friday: Sunshine will peek through high clouds, with highs around 41°F and lows near 21°F.
- Saturday: Ice is likely to make an appearance in the morning, transitioning to rain later in the day. The high will hover around 36°F, with nighttime lows at 25°F. Be cautious of slippery conditions on roads and sidewalks.
- Sunday: Some lingering ice in the morning could make for a slick start to the day. Clouds will hang around, with a high of 42°F and a low of 22°F.
What You Need to Know
- Winds: This week kicks off with strong gusts, so make sure outdoor items like patio furniture and decorations are secure.
- Ice Alert: Saturday’s icy conditions could make travel hazardous. Roads and walkways may be slick, so use caution if you need to be out. Consider delaying travel plans if possible.
- Temperature Swings: With highs fluctuating between the 30s and 40s, and overnight lows dropping into the 20s, dressing in layers will be your best bet to stay comfortable.
Waterloo’s week brings a little bit of everything, so stay prepared for changing conditions. Plan, stay safe on the roads, and keep an eye on updates as we move closer to the weekend!
