Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, March 30, 2023 at 6:42AM
Morning Frost; Nice Afternoon
Today starts off chilly with patchy frost in the morning. Temperatures are near average this afternoon and winds should be light. Periods of rain move in Friday afternoon and the rain hangs around until Saturday morning. There could be a line of thunderstorms move through Saturday morning before ending. Temperatures are warm Saturday but the winds will be howling, gusting from the west to near 55 mph. Winds relax Sunday and temperatures cool but skies are clear. Early next week should be mostly sunny and warmer.
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Thursday Hi: 60 Lo: 40  Early patchy frost; Sunny daytime; Warmer afternoon; A few clouds overnight; Light and variable wind becoming southerly  |
Friday Hi: 58 Lo: 52 Becoming cloudy; Afternoon & evening rain, mostly light; Evening fog possible; A line of showers (thunder possible) late Fri. night; SW wind 5-15 mph, becoming 10-20 mph and gusty overnight |
Saturday Hi: 68 Lo: 33 Early clouds & showers (thunder possible); Partial clearing by late morning; Colder Sat. night; West wind 15-25 mph, increasing to 20-30 mph in the PM with gusts near 55 mph |
Sunday Hi: 60 Lo: 38 Clear; Cooler AM; Winds decrease |
Monday Hi: 68 Lo: 46 Mostly sunny; Warmer |
Further Out
Tuesday - Mostly sunny; High in the lower 70s; Low in the mid 50s
Wednesday - Partly sunny; showers possible; High in the lower 70s; Low in the mid 50s
Forecast Discussion
High pressure controls our weather today through Friday morning. By Friday afternoon, a cold front moving in from the west will bring rain and maybe some thunder Friday afternoon, overnight and into Saturday morning. A line of thunderstorms could move through Saturday morning before the rain ends. Temperatures are close to average today and tomorrow.
The cold front will move through Saturday afternoon and you will think a train is coming down the tracks all day as the winds howl. Winds will increase Friday night from the west and peak Saturday with gusts near 55 mph. High pressure builds in Sunday and the winds relax while temperatures cool.
Winds turn more to the southeast Monday and Tuesday as high pressure slips offshore. Skies will be sunny and temperatures will be above average. The next cold front probably will not make it through until late next week so we should be dry until Thursday.
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