Clouds are building across the Tri-State and that trend will continue over the next four days. While we see clouds overnight, it will stay dry and calm with winds staying form the south around 5 mph. Temperatures dip down into the low to mid 30s overnight as we head into Turkey Day. Some spots already are in the 30s.
It will be a chilly morning for those Turkey Trots and Turkey Bowls. Temperatures will be just around the freezing mark. Clouds should limit frost development, but we will still be cold. Expect the overcast skies to continue much of the day on Thanksgiving with a peek or two of sunshine here and there. Temperatures will be at their warmest so far this week, hanging in the mid to upper 50s for most communities. Much of the day will be dry, but as we turn to the evening we’ll see some showers push in from the west. That is possible as early as 7 p.m., but it is more likely near midnight that the best rain moves in.
Black Friday morning shoppers, especially the midnight shoppers, should prepare for rain. Scattered showers are likely through the predawn hours of Friday with a cold front sweeping through. Winds will be light from the south, turning northwesterly as the front passes through.
That front will be through by midmorning which should dry us out. However, the clouds will stick around into the afternoon. Due to the cold front our temperatures should be much cooler in the afternoon, only climbing into the mid 40s.
There will be rain chances both days of the weekend, with Sunday looking like the heaviest to this point. This will likely move in late Saturday evening and overnight into Sunday. So if you are planning travel home, then Saturday is your best bet at this point in the game.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Clouds building
Seasonally cold
Low: 34
THANKSGIVING - THURSDAY
Clouds likely
Rain late
High: 59
THURSDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
Mild temperatures
Low: 46
FRIDAY
Scattered showers early
Staying cloudy
High: 53
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