Today: Today is another cool and breezy day! The morning starts off chilly again in the 40s as you head out to work. Later in the afternoon, temperatures expected to reach a high of 55°F with partly cloudy conditions and a Northwest wind at 10-15 mph with possible gusting up at 20 mph. Later this evening, temperatures drop to the upper 30s and winds start to calm down.
Tomorrow: A decent Friday ahead for the Bed Race at noon. Temperatures will be a bit chilly in the morning but expected reach the 60°F mark later in the afternoon. Mostly sunny conditions with slight southerly breeze makes for mild for your homecoming festivities.
7-Day Forecast: This weekend Ball State Football takes on Toledo this Saturday with kickoff at 2 PM. Temperatures expected to reach 67°F later in the afternoon with a slight chance for rain possible after 2 PM. To end the weekend temperatures in the lower 70s with sunny skies for Sunday. To start your workweek Monday has a 40% for showers and possible strong thunderstorms.
-------Weather Forecaster Natalie Fitzpatrick
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