What We’re Tracking
Tonight, we'll hang on to a clear sky and temperatures will drop down into the upper 20s and lower 30s. In the overnight hours, our wind will switch out of the northwest to out of the southwest.
We look to finally time it out for a warmer weekend with highs back in the middle to upper 60s for Saturday, and back into the 70s by Sunday. The warm weather looks to be in place with well above average temperatures likely for the beginning of next week! Average for this time of year is lower 50s but we are seeing temperatures in 60s and 70s heading into next week.
We are watching another, stronger cold front that could rush cold air back in place by next Wednesday. The silver lining with this push of colder air, is that it doesn't look to remain in place very long, and at least as of right now, it doesn't appear to have too much moisture tied to it. There's a chance we may see a few snow showers, but the chance for that doesn't look to be too impressive.
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ely Millard
