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most of our precipitation last night fell as rain, and it should be completely out of the viewing area by sunrise. but, as temperatures continue to drop to near/below freezing, some ice could still develop on area roads and make things a bit slick for this morning s commute. we ll also have a strong northwest wind to deal with this morning with gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour. said wind will diminish throughout the day as clouds stay in place for the most part keeping our temperatures in the 30s. another weak disturbance passing by to our north might drop a quick snow shower on northern siouxland late tonight//arly wednesdada morning, but other than that, tooight shuld be dry, but with some patchy fog. wednesday will brig more gray and cool conditions before the more serious warming comes on thursday with highs jumping up to the 50s and staying there for friday and saturday as winds pick up again. we ll also see increasing sunshine to add to our warmth as we move into the