The upcoming days will bring noticeably warmer weather to the region, with a mix of clouds and occasional showers. A mild overnight period is expected, characterized by increased winds and temperatures dipping to the 50s.
Short-Term Forecast: Showers and Mild Days Ahead
On Wednesday morning, light scattered showers are predicted as a weather disturbance moves across the Midwest. By the afternoon, conditions are set to improve significantly, with clouds breaking and warm air raising temperatures into the 60s. Residents should enjoy clearer skies, but can expect some fog Wednesday night into Thursday morning, resulting in low visibility during the Thursday commute.
Alert Day for Thursday Night Storms
Thursday is designated as an Alert Day, particularly from 7 PM to 2 AM, due to strong storms predicted to approach from the west. These storms may initially weaken, but preparedness is advised as they can still pose risks.
Long-Term Outlook: Cooler Weekend Ahead
After the stormy Thursday night, Friday will bring quieter conditions with cooler temperatures reaching the 50s. The cool down will intensify over the weekend, with highs expected to only rise into the 30s and 40s.
Potential Weather Patterns
- Thursday Night: Strong to severe storms possible.
- Friday: Clear and cool with highs in the 50s.
- Weekend: Dropping temperatures with potential rain and snow chances.
- Mid Next Week: Return of rain chances anticipated.
Overall, residents are encouraged to monitor the weather updates as conditions continue to develop through the week.
