Climate & Environment

Cool Nights Ahead, Sunshine and Mild Temperatures Expected This Weekend

By Caitlyn Lorr

Temperatures will stay on the cooler side, with frosty nights expected before a gradual warming trend. Today will remain gloomy, with a blanket of clouds that could produce mist, sprinkles, and occasional fog due to recent moisture buildup. Mid‑40s temperatures are forecast for the afternoon, accompanied by breezes of 10‑20 mph and gusts up to 30 mph. Winds should ease through the evening and night as skies clear, and temperatures will fall into the low‑30s by Friday morning, allowing frost to form overnight.

Friday will start frosty with chilly temperatures and mostly sunny skies, though some clouds may appear. No rain is expected. Mid‑40s temperatures are projected for the afternoon, with winds up to 10 mph. Friday night will again be cold, with frost likely as temperatures drop into the upper‑20s by Saturday morning.

Saturday will begin with a chilly start but will become mostly sunny and warm, topping out in the low‑50s in the afternoon with light winds up to 10 mph. Saturday night will remain quiet, mostly clear, and frost may form as temperatures fall into the mid‑30s by Sunday morning.

Monday through Wednesday will see a mix of mostly sunny and partly cloudy skies, with no rain forecast. Temperatures will be slightly above average: lows in the low‑60s on Monday and mid‑50s on Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds will stay light, averaging 5‑15 mph. Overnight temperatures will be mild, dropping into the upper‑30s and low‑40s in the mornings.

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