SIOUX CITY (KTIV) – The last time the temperature was below average was February 28, when the high was 33 degrees. In the next 17 days, the temperature will be above normal, and sometimes higher. This series ends today with the final battle to level 40 degrees. And we start this morning when it’s cold. Temperatures will be in the mid-twenties, but winds and wind chills will affect the mid-teens. Jump at least 10 steps from where you will be soon and you can reach the highest level St. Patrick’s Day 2024.
Two reasons why we are cold tonight. First, the clouds will move in and although it will be much brighter later, this will delay our warming. Second, the northwest wind does not inject warm air, which also prevents our warming. Regarding clouds, we’ve experienced some showers today, with additional rainfall anticipated tomorrow morning and potentially in the afternoon as well. Winds could reach 40 mph tonight but are expected to decrease this afternoon and night. Mostly clear skies are also expected at this time.
Tomorrow afternoon, skies will again be mostly sunny with highs in the mid-40s to mid-50s. The heat will continue for another day as we welcome the first St. Patrick’s Day 2024 of spring into the 60s on Tuesday. Enjoy it while you can because change is coming to Siouxland. As for the highs, we’ll see lows in the 50s and possibly lows in the 40s for the first half of next week. Starting Thursday, we could see more rain and chances of rain and snow, and the dry spell will continue into next week.
Yes, Mescal is from Ireland, but Edebiri, 28, was not born or raised on the Emerald Isle. Even though he is from Boston, Edebiri laughs at the Irish as one of them. Edebiri and Mescal, both 28 years old, are not the sole individuals commemorating St. Niall Horan didn’t party in his native Ireland, but he wore bright green to a concert in the Czech Republic on Sunday.
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