Tracking a chilly start to the weekend, spring-like Sunday

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with a few overnight clouds. Breezy with lows in the upper teens. Wind chills in the single digits early Saturday morning.

TOMORROW: Chilly and mostly sunny with highs in the low 30s.

EXTENDED: There could be some refreeze on what doesn't evaporate on roads tonight, so there could be some isolated slick spots to deal with as temperatures dip into the upper teens to around 20. A weak cold front will slide in from the north tonight, bringing strong northwest winds to cool us a bit for tomorrow. Highs reach the low 30s but we'll still have sunshine to start the weekend. Sunday is much warmer as a warm front lifts in overnight, bringing us into the upper 50s by late afternoon. Next week starts off mild but we have two systems to keep an eye on. The first one moves in Monday into Tuesday, bringing mostly rain, but depending on timing there could be a brief window of mixed precipitation for far northeastern portions of the area. Behind that, we drop to about 30 by Wednesday as high pressure briefly settles in ahead of a more complex looking storm system that moves in late Wednesday night/early Thursday. The setup looks similar to this week where we'll have the potential for varying precipitation types, but temperatures before the storm are expected to be below freezing so that could make a difference in the outcome. There's a chance it could track too far south and we don't end up with much, so we'll keep a close eye on it until early next week. We end the week on a cold note near freezing again on Friday.