Cool air arrives in stages this weekend. Stage one arrives Saturday
with high temperatures in the 40s along with a nice mix of sun and clouds. Stage
two will arrive on Sunday with harsh cold that will remind you winter is around
the corner. The arctic front bringing
the big chill arrives Saturday night along with the chance for a snow shower.
Winds will crank up on Sunday with gusts up to 40 mph and a wind chill in the
single digits and teens. It will feel like zero or colder by Monday morning.
Tonight: Chance for showers, then late clearing. Lows: 34-39
Tomorrow: Cold and windy with a few flurries or snow
showers. High temperatures in the upper 20s inland, low 30s for the shoreline.
Wind chills in the teens and single digits. Gusts up to 35+ mph.
Monday: Partly cloudy, cold, not as windy. High temperatures
in the middle to upper 30s.
Tuesday: Increasing clouds. High temperatures in the middle
to upper 30s. Chance for a few flurries or a snow shower late day or at night.
Wednesday: Watching the possibility of a coastal storm, with
gusty winds. Mainly rain is expected but parts of the state could get a wintry
mix. It’s too early to get into specifics with a storm 5 days away. There is too much uncertainty. But it’s certainly worth watching if you have
any travel plans leading up to Thanksgiving.
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