It's an arctic cold start to our weekend. The northwest winds will drive down the temperatures into the morning to the teens. Of course, the wind chills will make it feel colder in the single digits for some areas. At least, the clear skies will translate into sunshine for Saturday. Plus, the good news is that the winds shift through the day and afternoon highs will still reach seasonal levels in the low 40s.
Then, we'll see increasing clouds on Sunday bringing mostly cloudy skies. Even with the gray conditions, a wind shift to the southwest will continue to lift the afternoon highs to around 50 degrees. This weak weather system will not be carrying any moisture, so I don't expect any rain.
The next chance for wet weather will be Tuesday. Yet, it won't be hard to take as afternoon highs will be in the low to mid 50s for most of next week.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly clear
Colder
Low: 13
SATURDAY
Mostly sunny
Windy
High: 42
SATURDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Not as cold
Low: 36
SUNDAY
Mostly cloudy
Mild
High: 50
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