SINGLE DIGIT TEMPS BY THURSDAY:
TONIGHT: 1/2 inch snow or less, low temperature mid 20s. Calm winds.
TUESDAY: Becoming mostly sunny, light wind. Warmest temperature near 32 degrees.
WEDNESDAY: morning lows in the teens, mostly sunny, afternoon highs in the low 20s.
THURSDAY: the day will start with single digit temperatures, expect mostly sunny skies with the warmest afternoon temperatures near 20 degrees.
full NWS forecast:
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?map.x=231&map.y=235&minlon=-121.08&maxlon=-114.85&minlat=45.69&maxlat=49.2&mapwidth=354&site=otx&zmx=1&zmy=1#.Up1XX9JDvpU
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