A Warmup Is On The Way

A southerly flow in our weather will bring our temperatures back into check over the weekend as high temperatures climb into the lower 40s on Saturday afternoon to the lower 50s on Sunday. We will be above freezing for the first time in several days.

Clouds will start out our Saturday morning but will give way to sunshine as we will cash in a strong cold Artic high pressure system for more of a warm subtropical high pressure system. This means we’ll enter a much warmer pattern but will continue to stay mostly dry!

A low pressure disturbance will track just south of us over the weekend which is producing some clouds over the area Saturday morning.

We will loose the northerly flow of cold winds and gain warmer spring like temperatures ahead much of next week. Rain chances will climb into Wednesday night but most of the rain looks to come through Wednesday night and leave the area by early Thursday morning of next week.

High temperatures ahead of the rain on Wednesday will be around 70 degrees! This will be the peak of the warming trend next week before cooler air rolls back in on Thursday along with breezy to windy conditions. Even then, The next cooldown looks very mild compared to this last one. Temperatures will drop back into the 50s for highs heading into next weekend. Overall, next week looks dry with the exception of Wednesday night. temperatures look much warmer and spring like.

A few storms could be in the mix Wednesday night but the good news it that this will be a fast mover so flooding shouldn’t be a huge threat. As we get closer and the event develops we’ll be looking to see if any severe weather could occur so stay up to date with the StormTracker 7 Weather Team for the latest.

Brian Davis

Storm Team 7 Meteorologist

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