The weather maker that caused all the severe storms is moving out to the northeast, but the clouds and cold air are sticking around through Saturday. Additionally, some leftover moisture may bring a few snow flurries or an isolated snow shower to the Tri-State around daybreak. The morning lows on Friday will drop to freezing or below and the temps won't move much. Our afternoon highs only reach the mid 30s under mainly cloudy skies.
Drier air hits the area for the weekend and this means mostly sunny skies for Saturday. Highs stay seasonal in the upper 30s. As for Sunday, a few clouds will drift in ahead of another rainmaker. But, we still will see some sunshine. Highs rise into the low 40s.
OVERNIGHT
Showers ending
Chance overnight flurries
or snow shower
Low: 32
FRIDAY
Overcast
Isolated snow showers
High: 36
FRIDAY NIGHT
Clearing out
Much colder
Low: 25
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