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    You are at:Home»Local News»After mild December, more seasonal conditions are on the way

    After mild December, more seasonal conditions are on the way

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    By Bernie Fancella on January 5, 2024 Local News, Manhattan

    The Manhattan area has seen unusually high temperatures this winter. While that might make the daytime more pleasant, there are some side effects that come from this.

    Meteorologist Chip Redmond, manager of Kansas Mesonet says December’s weather led to an unusual statistic.

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    Redmond says the higher temperatures have caused the air to hold more moisture. As those temperatures fluctuate, freezing fog is more prevalent.

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    Chances for light snow are possible Friday, with a better chance for accumulating snowfall on Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures are also expected to turn colder next week.

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