Brighter skies are coming for the holiday weekend, but wind is slow to wane.
Pesky northwest winds may continue to gust between 25 and 30 mph. Combining this with high temperatures struggling to reach the upper 30s to low 40s, wind chills may be in the 20s for much of the day. Cloud levels are a question mark, and we could see them move through, on and off. A snow shower or flurry can’t be ruled out but, if there are any, they shouldn’t accumulate.
High temperatures in the mid-40s may feel no warmer than around 40 degrees — about average for our coldest time of year. Confidence: Medium-HighFingers crossed, breezes may drop to near calm by dawn. With few clouds around, overnight low temperatures have an opportunity to fall into a wider range throughout the region. Upper teens in the typically coldest spots to the upper 20s downtown. Confidence: Mediumbut we’ll let you know if that changes as we get closer.
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