Other than some patchy fog early this morning, today promises to be spectacular.
Highs should reach the upper 60s and there will be no lakeside cooling thanks to a gusty southwest wind which would overpower any threat of a lake breeze.It may be a few degrees cooler far north where temps have gone below freezing. A few lucky spots could tag 70 degrees. No record though. 10 years ago today it was 82 degrees, day 3 of a 9-day run of incredible warmth during which each day set record highs.
Otherwise, skies will be mostly cloudy with highs around 60 degrees. Friday looks wet with rain likely to impact both commutes. Some computer models suggest wet snowflakes could mix in far northwest Friday morning. As the storm pulls away, some lingering showers are possible early Saturday with another chance for wet snowflakes in the early morning. The next warming trend begins Sunday with upper 50s on tap.
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