Active Weather Pattern with a Wet Start to Friday
Rain gear needed through the first half of Friday.
The ridge of high pressure that brought us a day and a half of sunshine breaks down to an area of low pressure and cold front that will move through Friday morning. Expect isolated showers overnight (isolated snow showers for the High Country) with coverage increasing through the first half of Friday. Rain clears through Friday afternoon with mostly cloudy skies in control. Friday will be the warmest day we have seen in a week and a half with high temperatures topping out in the mid to upper 50s! We clear out Saturday ahead of our next system which will move through on Sunday. We are keeping our eye on Sunday as a couple computer models show enough energy to possibly bring a quick burst of wintry weather along and north of I-40 – this is not a guarantee, but it is possible.
Tonight: PM/overnight isolated showers. Low: 42Β°. Wind: S 5-15. G: 20
Friday: AM Showers. High: 57Β°. Wind: S/W 5-15.
Friday PM: Mostly cloudy with gradual clearing. Low: 30Β°. Wind: W/NW 5.
Saturday: Mix of sun & clouds. High: 54Β°. Wind: Light.
Have a wonderful Thursday!
Kaitlin
