Another warm day ahead, but a cold front brings noticeably cooler air back in for the weekend.
- Grab your sunglasses and enjoy one more beautiful day of warmth Friday afternoon. Start your morning with some patience, though — cloudy skies and areas of fog will linger through the morning commute.
Once that clears out, you’ll be treated to sunny to mostly sunny skies with high temperatures reaching the middle 80s, similar to what you experienced this past weekend and earlier this week. Expect mostly sunny conditions with light winds from the west-northwest at 5-10 mph. Tonight will be clear and cool, with lows dropping to around 56° as winds turn northerly. But don’t get too comfortable with the warmth. A weak cold front moves through Friday night and into Saturday morning, bringing noticeably cooler air for the weekend. Expect highs to drop from the middle 80s Friday to the middle 70s for both Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Saturday will start mostly sunny to partly cloudy with north winds at 10-15 mph, turning northeast by afternoon. Sunday will be similar with partly cloudy to partly sunny skies and highs in the middle 80s.The combination of dry air, gusty winds, and ongoing drought conditions will create an increased risk for wildfires to start and spread Saturday.If you’re planning any outdoor activities, be mindful of fire safety and keep an eye on conditions throughout the day.Good news for those who prefer warmer weather — temperatures head back in a warmer direction next week. Monday will be partly cloudy with highs climbing to 81°, followed by gradual warming through the rest of the week. By Tuesday through Thursday, expect partly cloudy to partly sunny skies with highs warming into the lower and middle 80s. Rain chances remain low throughout the period, though a few stray showers are possible Tuesday and Wednesday with only a 20% chance of precipitation each day. Lows will range from the upper 50s to lower 60s as the week progresses. Download the WTVY News4 app to get alerts and stories the moment they are published. Available for FREE in theFamily rejects $26M from AI company to keep farmland from being turned into a data center New bill in this state would require drivers over age 75 to take tests every 4 years to keep licensesSunny and warm this afternoon, then cooler air returns again
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