An upper-level trough will be moving through the northeast overnight, bringing with it a surface cold front that will drop temperatures across the area and a slight chance of precipitation. With the passing of the trough, an upper-level ridge will set up over the northeast with a strong surface high pressure system centered in Ontario, Canada, keeping the beginning of the weekend sunny and dry. Northerly flow associated with this high will keep temperatures low Saturday, until the high moves offshore Saturday afternoon. This pressure shift will introduce warm, southerly air into the area resulting in a slight temperature rise for Sunday.
Thursday Night
Mostly clear with strong northerly winds and wind chills reaching the low 40s
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Friday
Mostly sunny skies with strong northerly winds
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Friday Night
Clear and cool with wind chills reaching the low to mid 30s
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Saturday
The day will start with a clear morning and clouds increasing throughout the day. Winds will remain light and will shift from northeasterly to southeasterly in the morning hours
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Saturday Night
Mostly cloudy night with light southerly winds. Wind chills could reach the upper 40s
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