Big Cool-down On The Way
Tonight: Cloudy & Cold | High: 34 | WNW 5-10
Tomorrow: Brisk & Breezy, Few Flurries Possible | High: 41 | Breezy NW 15-20
In Depth:
All eyes remain on the mercury as we look to dive into a deep chill by the middle of next week. Our first cold front slides through tomorrow (Friday) and will bring a chance for a few flurries on the heels of a brisk northwest wind. No accumulations are expected.
The weekend looks to start dry, cold, and sunny. Sunday will bring big changes as a potent cold front approaches from the northwest. The main impact from this cold front will be a soaking rain Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning. There will be two small windows of time for some wintry weather to mix in during this event also.
The first opportunity for some wintry weather will be around daybreak Sunday morning. With temperatures near freezing, there may be a few hours of a wintry mix of freezing rain and snow.
At this time, icing does not appear to be a big concern. But it's something we'll watch closely. Temperatures will warm rapidly into the upper 40s & lower 50s Sunday afternoon, which will transition all precipitation to rain.
The cold front will move through Monday morning and if that cold air can catch up to the rapidly ending showers we may see a brief period of light snow to start the next workweek.
