The winter weather advisory has been extended until 5 a.m. because a glaze of ice is still possible in our northern locations.
Temperatures will continue to rise as showers slowly move to the east. By 8 a.m., temperatures will have warmed to the mid-40s, and the majority of our rain should be done and off to the east. Clouds will decrease during the day, and we'll return to more rays of sunshine after 1 p.m. Highs will end up in the mid-to-low 50s this afternoon.
The sky will be partly cloudy tonight, with a low of 30 degrees.
Friday's forecast is colder but more seasonal for this time of year. The sky will be mostly sunny, and temperatures will only rise to the low 40s.
The weekend opens with a rain chance. Showers will move in on Saturday, especially in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will reach the mid-50s again.
Colder air will dominate next week's forecast, and we may even get back to a snow chance by Tuesday.
MORNING RUSH
Overcast
Rain exiting
Low: 45
THURSDAY
Mostly cloudy
To partly sunny
High: 55
THURSDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Cool
Low: 30
FRIDAY
Mostly sunny
Colder
High: 42
FRIDAY NIGHT
Clouds build
Dry
Low: 33
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