Thursday Evening, February 9
TONIGHT: Winds will gradually shift to the south overnight, allowing for a warming trend. Overnight low near 30 will occur at midnight, with warming temperatures to the mid to upper 30s by sunrise. Winds will remain out of the southeast increasing to 15 mpy by morning.
FRIDAY: It’ll start off cool Friday with early morning temperatures in the mid 30s and wind chills in the mid 20s. We’ll warm quickly during the day Friday with a southwest wind of 15-20 mph gusting to 30 mph at times. Temperatures will warm to the mid 40s by noon, and near 60-62 during the afternoon.
EXTENDED: There will increasing low clouds Saturday with high temperatures in the mid-upper 60s and southerly winds up to 10 mph. Spotty drizzle or a brief light shower is possible but most of the day looks fairly dry. Areas north of I-70 look to have the better chance for an isolated shower. After a mild Saturday, it will be much cooler Sunday with high temperatures near 50 and northerly winds at 8-15 mph, gusting to 25 at times. Spotty showers are possible Sunday. Next week starts off quiet with high temperatures near 50 and nights dropping to near 30. For additional weather updates follow @ABC17Stormtrack on Twitter.
