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Highs in the upper 30s tomorrow with partly sunny skies, more sunshine in store for next week.
A noticeably cooler day with highs only in the upper 30s, brighter weather for next week.
A windy and unseasonably warm afternoon with highs in the upper 50s, but noticeably cooler weather moves in tomorrow.
Take advantage of the mild and dry conditions today, Saturday features a chance for spotty shower and significantly cooler weather arrives Sunday.
Temperatures reach the mid 50s by the afternoon under partly cloudy skies.
Expect more sunshine today as temperatures gradually warm for the end of the workweek.
Highs ranging 10-15 degrees warmer than normal by Friday
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Temperatures warm going into the weekend, providing a beautiful forecast for Thursday and Friday if you’d like to get outside.
A scattered rain/ snow mix moves in from the west, bringing in some wet flakes and cold rain.
Very little, if any, accumulation is expected
Dry and seasonal weather for Monday with highs in the low 40s, tracking our next system for Tuesday.
Chances for a hit-or-miss rain shower likely over the course of the day Sunday. Another system will work through early next week.
Scattered rain on Sunday will ensure we see gloomy conditions to end the weekend.
Areas of fog break up by the mid-morning, but otherwise a gloomy and dry day on deck. Showers likely throughout the day Sunday.
The bulk of the rain will move through this morning, becoming more isolated in nature for the afternoon. Additional shower chances likely over the weekend.
A few isolated rain showers this evening turns into widespread rain tomorrow morning.
Skies remain partly cloudy with breezy conditions gusting up to 30 mph.
Temperatures swing to above normal on Thursday.
We begin to thaw out through the afternoon and temperatures finally break freezing.
Layer up this afternoon because the feel-like temperatures will be in the teens for most of the day, but breezy yet warmer weather is just around the corner.
Some lake effect snow showers continue up northwest this morning, likely lingering until the mid morning/ early afternoon.
Many places on Sunday received their first snowfall of the season. Isolated spots even picked up more than an inch of snow.
Feel-like temperatures will mostly be in the teens on Monday and Tuesday, winds will gust up to 25-30 mph at points as well.
Main roads and highways look to be in good shape, but lesser traveled and rural roads are where we might have some isolated problems.
Snow moves out, cold air moves in.
A wintry mix brings both rain/snow to the region on Sunday. After the system moves out, some slick spots can form with the leftover rain/snow Sunday night.
Partly to mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 30s today, the wintry mix on Sunday could possibly create isolated slick spots Sunday night into Monday morning.
Isolated slick spots possible on Sunday night
While the snowfall itself will not be the concern, it’s once the precipitation moves out and temperatures fall that any wet roads or surfaces may get a bit slick.
Calm and cool Friday and Saturday, some light wintry mix expected on Sunday.
Today looks like the best day of the next week weather-wise, perfect for the holiday!
Highs are expected to drop into the 30s for the weekend.
If you’re doing any local or regional travel, you won’t have any weather issues to worry about.
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After today, cooler, and drier weather will settle into the region.
Showers linger for the first half of our day, drying out by the late afternoon into the evening.
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A bit breezy and cooler for Monday with highs in the mid 40s, but showers move in overnight and continue into Tuesday.
A low pressure system in the south progresses northward, bringing in showers tonight and tomorrow.
Rain moves in on Monday evening, lasts through Tuesday.