4Warn Weather – Happy Friday!
Our weather remains active today. A cold front will continue to march into the region.
Most are starting the day with temps in the 50s and lower 60s. Temps will hover in this area for most of the day, until the cold front moves east.
Along with that cold front comes rain chances. Rain showers are expected throughout the day, and should move out by the evening.
Temps will fall this afternoon.
More rain chances Saturday, Sunday
A secondary area of low pressure will develop and move into Michigan on Saturday. That low pressure will keep the cloud cover and rain chances in our forecast for Saturday.
We’re expecting showers to come-and-go Saturday morning, and then maybe again in the mid-afternoon. It should not be a complete washout.
Highs will be in the 50s.
We’ll hang onto some clouds, but things should remain mostly dry on Sunday. The latest data shows there may be a sprinkle or two in the early afternoon, but it should otherwise be a dry day.
Highs will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s Sunday.
Below-average temps continue
High pressure will build back into the region next week, so expect some sunshine and clouds on Monday.
The trend for below average temperatures will continue, as well. High temperatures in the lower 50s on Monday will warm into the upper 50s for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Keep in mind, our average daytime high temperature is in the low 60s, so we’re running a few degrees below average.
The Climate Prediction Center’s eight-14 day temperature outlook shows there’s a strong potential for below average temperatures, so this trend may continue for at least the next few weeks.
We’ll see some more cloud cover next Wednesday and Thursday. High temps will stay below average, reaching the upper 50s on both days.
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