What We’re Tracking
- Mild overnight weather
- Plenty of sun, warming through the week
- No chance for rainfall
Tonight will stay warm, with many of us holding onto the lower 60s by Friday morning. A few areas of patchy fog may develop early Friday, especially in low-lying locations.
Friday and the weekend will bring warm temperatures, with highs returning to the 80s each day under plenty of sunshine. A ridge of high pressure will settle across much of the Midwest, helping to keep conditions dry and unseasonably warm. South winds will increase on Friday, gusting at times to around 20 mph.
Looking ahead, rain chances remain non-existent through next week, with plenty of sunshine and comfortable fall weather sticking around. Dew points come up slightly, which will create a little more humid feel to the air as we get a little less comfortable, but nothing too bad.
However, we head back into the middle to upper 80s for the weekend with dry weather. There is a slight chance for showers by next Tuesday as our next storm system moves our way.
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ashton Rizzo
