Below average temperatures for another day before a warmer second-half of the week

PITTSBURGH — Bundle up, as today could potentially be the last “winter-like” feeling day until the end of the year. Wind chills will drop into the teens this morning for some, with the actual high temperature only recovering into the low 40s -- about 15 degrees below average.

With clear skies and high pressure settling overhead tonight, it will turn very cold with widespread low to mid-20s expected across the area. We start the turnaround on Wednesday afternoon with highs near 60, and it turns even warmer going into Thursday and Friday.

A weak front will temporarily drop our temperature on Saturday before another ridge of high pressure builds early next week. There is the potential for several 80-degree days starting Sunday, with the threat of rain increasing as we approach the middle of next week.