Much colder Friday before a gradual weekend warmup
Plenty of sunshine both Saturday and Sunday
FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR IS 71. BACK TO YOU. <NOW FIRST WARNING WEATHER. THE AREA’S CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE FORECAST> Today will be mild with temperatures reaching well into the 40s and even 60s across the region. A cold front will cross from west to east during the day, bringing the chances for rain showers, as well as ushering a colder and drier airmass. Friday will be dry, but cooler and blustery with gusty northwest winds. The cooler weather will persist through Saturday, then weúll see a warming trend through next week, along with continued dry conditions. Today will be mild with temperatures reaching well into the 40s and even 60s across the region. A cold front will cross from west to east during the day, bringing the chances for rain showers, as well as ushering a colder and drier airmass. Friday will be dry, but cooler and blustery with gusty northwest winds. The cooler weather will persist through Saturday, then weúll see a warming trend through next week, along with continued dry conditions. Today will be mild with temperatures reaching well into the 40s and even 60s across the region. A cold front will cross from west to east during the day, bringing the chances for rain showers, as well as ushering a colder and drier airmass. Friday will be dry, but cooler and blustery with gusty northwest winds. gusty northwest winds. The cooler weather will persist through Saturday, then weúll see a warming trend through next week, along with continued dry conditions. Today will be mild with temperatures reaching well into the 40s and even 60s across the region. A cold front will cross from west to east during the day, bringing the chances for rain showers, as well as ushering a colder and drier airmass. Friday will be dry, but cooler and blustery with gusty northwest winds. The cooler weather the 40s and even 60s across the region. A cold front will cross from west to east during the day, bringing the chances for rain showers, as well as ushering a colder and drier airmass. Friday will be dry, but cooler and blustery with gusty northwest winds. The cooler weather will persist through Saturday, then weúll see a warming trend through next week, along with continued dry conditions
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Much colder Friday before a gradual weekend warmup
Plenty of sunshine both Saturday and Sunday
A cold front slowly pushes through Thursday, with lots of clouds and a few spotty rain showers. With enough sun, temperatures may approach or exceed 60 degrees in spots Thursday afternoon.Skies clear and temperatures fall late in the day Thursday, after the front passes through.Friday turns cooler, with a breezy northwest wind and highs in the low 40s.A few snow showers are possible in northern areas during the morning. Otherwise, a blend of sun and clouds is expected through the day.Lots of sun through Easter weekend, with temperatures rising from the 40s on Saturday to the 50s on Sunday!Next week is looking very mild and dry with highs well above average, in the 60s and 70s! Follow the NBC5 First Warning Weather team on social media:Chief Meteorologist Tyler Jankoski Facebook | Twitter | InstagramMeteorologist Ben Frechette Facebook | TwitterMeteorologist Matt DiLoreto Facebook | TwitterMeteorologist Andrew Grautski Facebook | Twitter
A cold front slowly pushes through Thursday, with lots of clouds and a few spotty rain showers. With enough sun, temperatures may approach or exceed 60 degrees in spots Thursday afternoon.
Skies clear and temperatures fall late in the day Thursday, after the front passes through.
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Friday turns cooler, with a breezy northwest wind and highs in the low 40s.
A few snow showers are possible in northern areas during the morning. Otherwise, a blend of sun and clouds is expected through the day.
Lots of sun through Easter weekend, with temperatures rising from the 40s on Saturday to the 50s on Sunday!
Next week is looking very mild and dry with highs well above average, in the 60s and 70s!
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