As an upper-level trough passes to the north/northeast, an associated surface cyclone and cold front will pass through our area overnight. The passing of the cold front will bring an end to the rain, since the area behind the front is very dry and contains sinking motion. With the passing of this upper-level trough, a second upper-level trough will set up over the midwest, producing a southwesterly flow, increasing temperatures throughout the weekend.
Thursday Night
Overcast skies with rain tapering off throughout the night. With the passage of the cold front winds will shift from southerly to northwesterly and the humidity will decrease.
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Friday
Mostly sunny with clouds decreasing throughout the day. Winds will be strong and from the northeast.
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Friday Night
Mostly clear with cloud cover increasing throughout the night. Winds will shift from northwesterly to northerly and wind chills will reach the low 30s.
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Saturday
Partly cloudy skies and dry with winds shifting from northeasterly to southeasterly
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Saturday Night
Cloud cover and humidity increasing throughout the night with a southwesterly wind and wind chills reaching the low 40s.
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