After some more above average temperatures, the trend looks to continue into the weekend. Don't get too comfortable though, as a big cool down looks to be coming next week.
Tonight: Expect mostly clear conditions with a low around 54°. Winds will continue to come out of the south around 5-10 mph.
Tomorrow: Tomorrow looks beautiful for homecoming! Temperatures will be in the lower 60's at the time of the parade and increasing to the mid-70's by mid-day. Overall, expect clear conditions with some passing clouds likely in the afternoon.
Weekend: The weekend as a whole looks good! Unseasonably warm temperatures look to continue into both Saturday and Sunday. Sunday will bring increasing clouds as well as gustier winds, which could reach 10-20 mph. Some rain showers are possible Sunday night.
7-Day Forecast: Our sunny skies and warm temperatures look to come to an end next week! After a warm weekend, rain will arrive to the area on Monday, bringing with it lower temperature. We're in for a shock on Tuesday, with a high of only 55°! Lows in the later part of the week could even reach the upper 30's. It's definitely starting to look like fall!
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--Weather Forecaster Gabe Prough
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