4Warn Weather – Welcome to Thursday!
Many woke up to the potential of some patchy frost. It’s the coolest morning we’ve had this week, but we will climb out of the cold snap throughout the day today.
Skies are mostly clear and temps are mainly in the 30s this morning. Skies will stay mostly sunny today.
Our afternoon highs will rise into the upper 60s, closer to average, thanks to a southeasterly flow of wind.
Tonight won’t be nearly as cold. Overnight lows will be in the upper 40s. Skies will be mostly clear.
Our sunset may be a bit hazy again due to the Canadian wildfire smoke in the upper atmosphere.
Tonight’s sunset is at 8:51 p.m.
Temps will bounce back on Friday, reaching the upper 70s.
Rain will roll in Friday afternoon and evening, starting around 4 p.m.. A rumble of thunder or two can’t be ruled out.
It’ll become breezy due to another cold front passing through.
Rain moves out Saturday
Rain should move out early Saturday morning.
A shower or two could redevelop closer to the Thumb on Saturday afternoon, as the low pressure pushes east. Otherwise, the rest of the weekend looks to stay dry and sunny.
Highs on Saturday will drop to the upper 60s in the wake of the cold front.
We’ll climb back into the mid-70s on Sunday, the pick day of the weekend.
Warming back up
Another dry cold front will drop Monday’s highs closer to 70. However, we will begin another warmup to around 80 degrees by next Wednesday.
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