It's a quiet forecast overall for our Thursday before a chance of some snow on Friday. As for now, the skies remain clear around the Tri-State as morning lows will drop to the low to mid 30s to start our day.
Clouds will meander back as the day goes on Thursday. This is because a cold front moves through the Ohio Valley with a system pushing through the Great Lakes. This should only result in a few isolated showers in the early to mid-afternoon. The biggest impact with be the increase in winds for everyone. We'll see winds from the southwest at 15 to 20 mph, gusting to 30 mph at times. Temperatures should remain warm with a high near 54°.
Friday will be a different story. Another low pressure system will dive into the area. The track of this area of low pressure will determine the exact precipitation. As it stands right now, we'll start with rain in the afternoon and see the rain mix with and then change to wet snow. Some areas could receive a light accumulation.
Behind this system will be a quick drop in temperatures as we only have a high of 32° for Saturday.
TONIGHT
Mostly Clear
Cool & dry
Low: 36
THURSDAY
Partly loudy & breezy
Isolated afternoon showers
High: 54
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Colder
Low: 29
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