What We’re Tracking
- Cooler come Thursday
- Sub-freezing Friday morning
- Rain possible Sunday
Temperatures tonight will fall into the lower 40s, staying slightly above average for this time of year. Winds will remain out of the north under a clear sky.
Thursday will top out in the 50s. Despite plenty of sunshine, cooler air will continue to move in behind a secondary cold front. North winds will remain around 15 mph through the day. Heading into Thursday night, temperatures will drop quickly. By 10 p.m., many locations will already be in the 30s, and by Friday morning you’ll want the coat, with lows falling into the upper 20s.
We are tracking sub-freezing temperatures both Friday and Saturday morning, a significant drop from Tuesday’s highs in the 70s. The overnight freezes will be short-lived, however, as temperatures rebound into the 30s overnight by Sunday, with afternoon highs returning to the 50s and bringing a more seasonable fall feel.
A few showers will be possible on Sunday, but models continue to trend drier through the weekend. If precipitation does occur, temperatures should remain above freezing, so winter weather is not expected.
After Sunday, drier conditions return, with fall-like temperatures sticking around through much of next week.
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ashton Rizzo
