Current Radar
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Current Radar
It’ll be pretty chilly by about dinnertime.
The rain will have ended, but skies will remain cloudy:
We’ll wake-up tomorrow to temperatures in the mid 30°s.
An area of high pressure will start to nudge-in tomorrow behind today’s rainmaker:
Current Radar
Not as cold as last night.
A “moisture-starved shortwave” arrives, delivering only morning clouds, and, you guessed it, no rain.
More clouds show up Saturday night, which will trap the “heat” and keep the low temp from dropping too far.
Current Radar
Plenty of fog around this morning…enough to warrant a Dense Fog Advisory, but it expired around 8 AM and should be clearing or already have cleared.
At 9 AM, a Wind Advisory went into effect. It’ll last until midnight.
Current Radar
Skies will be partly cloudy this evening as clouds from today hang around.
Evening temperatures will fall to the mid 40°s, but overnight lows will drop all the way to the upper 20°s.
As that weak cold front swings through early tomorrow, there could be some flurries mixed-in with some rain to our east, near the Plateau: