After some widespread rain late Friday, the rest of the weekend will only have small chances for stray showers. Temperatures will remain chilly, though, with nighttime frost likely. Temperatures will turn briefly milder early next week before another period of chilly, unsettled weather late in the week.… Read More
Friday, the first day of May, will start off with some sun and cold temperatures. Clouds will quickly increase during the morning, and light rain will work from west to east during the second half of the afternoon into the early evening. Winds will be light throughout the day with highs around or just over 50 degrees. Precipitation will end during the evening with partial clearing overnight, allowing for another frosty night with lows ranging through the 30s.… Read More
The next few days will be marked by stray showers during the daytime hours and clearing skies at night. Cold air will hold afternoon highs to near or just over 50 degrees, while nighttime temperatures drop to the 30s. Areas of frost are likely, though due to the technicalities surrounding the issuing of Frost Advisories, the areas most at risk for frost will not have advisories in place. Temperatures will moderate a bit early next week before another cool down late in the week.… Read More
Steady northwest winds throughout Thursday will keep temperatures down with highs averaging around 50 degrees. Skies will be mostly cloudy with a few glimpses of sun, but also some scattered showers, especially in the afternoon. Not all areas will see rain, though. Skies will partly or completely clear at night, allowing frosty temperatures ranging through the 30s overnight.… Read More
A cool weather pattern with at least a few daily showers will keep a strong grip on our region for the foreseeable future. While rain is possible daily, most days will only have a few sporadic showers. The highest chances for steadier rain will be today and late Monday. Areas of frost are likely late this week and into the weekend with morning lows well into the 30s.… Read More