Freezing temperatures, wind in forecast for Plateau | Courier-Herald

Freezing temperatures, wind in forecast for Plateau

The National Weather service is predicting overnight lows dropping to 15 degrees with a Southeast wind to 26 mph.

December 6, 2013 2:21 pm

The National Weather service is predicting overnight lows dropping to 15 degrees with a Southeast wind to 26 mph.

The Saturday and Sunday forecast has highs to 28 and lows in the mid teens.

Monday and Tuesday the temperature rise to the mid 30s with a chance of snow turning to rain by Wednesday.

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