With the above average temperatures this week, it has felt more like fall than it has winter. However, the skies have been relatively dreary for the past few days, and that is going to continue into next week. Today we've started out with dense fog around the area which will start to clear throughout the morning, allowing for peaks of sunshine to come through today. Throughout Friday though, and mainly Friday evening we will see clouds move into the area. These clouds will stick around for your Saturday, but we will make it up to 63 degrees for a high (shorts weather). Both Friday and Saturday we will see the chance for some scattered rain showers, but they will be light. Our best chance for rain will be late Sunday evening and early Monday morning as a cold front approaches our area. This weekend will feel like a typical British day! We will see a shift in high temperatures the start of final exam week. Monday will be cloudy and only make it up to 50 degrees and high temperatures will continue to drop from there, where we will eventually drop to a high of 40 degrees on Thursday (which is average for this time of year). Make sure to take advantage of any nice weather you can, and hopefully all you Ball State students do well on your final exams!
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