This week has been great and Friday will be just as nice! But before we get to that, we may have the cherry on top of our sundae tonight. While skies stay clear overnight, we could see some areas of patchy fog develop in some areas due to the light wind. That isn't the treat. The treat is the potential to see the Northern Lights on the northern horizon early Friday morning. This isn't a slam dunk, but there is a chance! Our best bet is away from city lights before sunrise, which is 6:56am. Temperatures overnight will dip down into the low 60s.
Friday will be the warmest day of the week, but it will be right about normal. Temperatures in the mid-80s for much of the Tri-State with a little more humidity, winds will be from the east southeast at 5 mph. Skies should be mostly clear with few showers.
The next area of low pressure is slowly advancing out of the Midwest over the weekend. This could end up bringing a few showers on Saturday but it looks like the majority of the day will be dry with highs in the mid 80s. Sunday is the day that we'll have the better chance to see scattered showers and storms, especially in the afternoon hours.
THURSDAY EVENING
Mostly sunny
Low level of humidity
High: 83
THURSDAY NIGHT
Patchy Fog
Mild
Low: 62
FRIDAY
Mostly sunny
A bit warmer
High: 86
FRIDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Warm
Low: 66
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