Tonight’s Forecast:
Tonight we will begin to see our winds shift from the east to the southeast. This will increase our humidity and cloud cover. Temperatures will still be able to fall into the mid-40s and lower-50s by Thursday morning.
Thursday’s Forecast:
Thursday will be fantastic like Wednesday, but it will be a few degrees warmer with a bit more cloud cover. Temperatures will climb through the 60s with forecast highs right around 70 degrees. Winds will be from the SE.
Changes Friday and tracking a cold front Saturday:
While we have a chance of rain Friday, Saturday is the day to watch. We have a severe weather threat, but it is highly dependent on what time the cold front moves through. This is important to note because an afternoon front gives us a better chance to get severe weather. There is inversion, or CAP, over the atmosphere. An afternoon front gives the storms time to break the CAP and create severe weather. If the CAP doesn’t break, we’ll get rain and strong inconvenient winds.
10-Day forecast:
Our quiet weather lasts for two more days. Friday we have a small chance of rain. Saturday could be dangerous as a cold front brings in thunderstorms. Next week looks cool with our next chance of rain Wednesday.
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