Temperatures will be in the 80s again for highs. Don’t expect much change with the front as we’ll see west winds behind the boundary and it will stall.
A severe weather outbreak is expected to develop later this afternoon going into tonight with that greater risk area centered well north of our region.
A few storms may develop late Friday afternoon into the evening hours. The area remains under a slight to moderate risk from the Storm Prediction Center for Friday.
Afternoon highs will make it into the 80s each day into the weekend. Friday a front approaches prompting some rain and strong storms through the overnight into the wee hours on Saturday.
The last of the winter cold may be behind us as a spring in our temperatures is expected over the next few days allowing for the 70s and 80s to make a quick return.
Expect a number of low temperatures in the 30s and 40s Tuesday morning. Most will only hit lows for a short period, but we could see a bit of frost once again north and west of the lake so it would be wise to take care of plants again.
Saturday will be much colder with clouds holding on it will be a struggle for afternoon temperatures to get much above 50. A passing shower is possible, but the cold wind will be the dominant feature of the day.
Showers and storms will push across the area along a cold front bringing a chance for strong storms into the middle of the day on Friday. We can expect heavy down pours and gusty winds.
The big change comes on Friday as many are hoping to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day our next cold front moves into the region. Showers and some heavier storms are likely.
Some very nice weather is ahead of us as we flip towards the end of the week, that is until we get to St. Patrick’s Day on Friday when a strong cold front is expected to arrive.
After a cold start with temperatures near 40, sunshine will allow a warm up into the middle to upper 60s. Thursday will be a bit warmer with highs in the 70s before the next big front moves in to kick off the weekend.
After a muggy and warm Sunday, a cold front drops in from the north this evening and brings a chance for storms and a shot of much cooler air for Monday.
A big change is only hours away as a strong cold front is expected to sweep across the area later tonight but first up, we have one more record warm day.
A shower or two is possible through the early evening hours, but low totals of less than an inch of rain is likely across the region. Saturday expect fantastic weather with lows starting in the low to middle 50s and 60s and highs in the upper 70s.
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