Tonight: Hope you had the chance to enjoy the weather today! Big changes begin tonight! Widespread rain is expected tonight as a cold front passes through the region. An isolated thunderstorm is also possible. Rain amounts will be light. Temperatures will remain steady in the upper 50s until the front passes.
Tomorrow: The rain exits by your morning commute, eventually giving way to some sunshine by the afternoon. Tomorrow's high of 44 degrees will occur early in the day; temperatures will then drop throughout the day. Winds will also be between 10-20 mph, so it will feel much colder outside than the actual temperatures. Bundle up!
7-Day Forecast: The next seven days will feel like a shock to the system after we have had so many warm days. Temperatures will drop throughout the week, with low temperatures dropping into the teens by the weekend. We are watching Friday night into Saturday very closely for snow potential. Right now it is not looking like a widespread snow event, but snow showers will be possible during the day. Be sure to check back with us in the coming days for the latest regarding this potential. We then rebound back into the 30s by early next week.
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---Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley
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