Chance for light snow Friday morning as cooler temperatures settle in
What We’re Tracking Tonight, temperatures drop down to around the freezing mark, but it'll be breezy. Winds will be out of the northeast from 5-15 mph gusting to around 25 mph. There looks to be another push of colder air that arrives by the weekend. With that cooler weather, we'll keep an eye on any [...]
What We’re Tracking
- Cooler through Saturday
- Chance for light snow Friday morning
- Above average temps return Sunday
Tonight, temperatures drop down to around the freezing mark, but it'll be breezy. Winds will be out of the northeast from 5-15 mph gusting to around 25 mph. There looks to be another push of colder air that arrives by the weekend.
With that cooler weather, we'll keep an eye on any precipitation chances as a weak system looks to give us clouds and perhaps some snow showers for Friday morning as the chillier weather returns. As of right now, the best chance to see snow looks to be in the morning hours Friday, prior to lunchtime. The good news is that impacts appear to be minimal thanks to our unseasonably warm temperatures over the last few weeks. If we see any accumulation, it would mainly be on grassy surfaces, but there may be some slick conditions on your Friday morning commute to watch out for.
Highs will likely be in the upper 30s and lower 40s for Friday and Saturday with overnight lows in the upper 10s to lower 20s. But, much like we saw last weekend, the cool down doesn't last too long. We look to quickly warm into the middle 50s by Sunday, and close to 60° by Monday. The above average temperatures may even carry us straight through the entire month of February!
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ely Millard