Things will continue to cool off in our area as homecoming weekend gets underway. An upper-level trough positioned over the northeast United States will deepen over the next 24 hours, with help from an amplified upstream ridge, moving an associated surface cyclone and cold front towards the northeast. As the surface cyclone passes to the northwest and a cold front passes through a drop in temperatures will occur as cold air from Canada is transported into our area. After the passing of the first cold front, a second cold front is expected to pass through approximately 12 hours later, dropping temperatures even further. Prepare for a cold weekend, so stay warm and GO SEAWOLVES!
Thursday Night
Clouds increasing throughout the night, with a slight chance of rain
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Friday Night
Mostly sunny with moderate northwesterly winds
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Friday Night
Mostly clear with wind chills potentially bringing temperatures into the upper 30s
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Saturday
Mostly sunny with strong northwesterly winds
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Saturday Night
Clear and very cool
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