Blerg today.
We got to talk blerg today. Blerg means no snow, no sun, temps under 40°. I issued a Blerg Watch today (conditions favorable for blerg) but not a Blerg Alert (blerg in progress) because we may see a few flakes this afternoon, the sun may show up briefly this afternoon, and some of us may actually hit 40°.
As a cold front makes its way towards us, enjoy todays higher than normal temps. Between today and tomorrow, we will be dropping about 30 (!?!?) degrees before slowly climbing back into the higher temps next week.
Mild highs today, even warmer Friday. Not record-breaking, but tomorrow’s highs are around 20 degrees above average. The comfy temps will be short-lived. Cold air is making a comeback this weekend. Turnaround of almost 30 degrees from Friday to Saturday!
Mild, spring(ish) weather to look forward to the next couple days. High temps well above average. Mostly sunny and dry through Friday. Overnight lows in the mid 30s. Chart below can help with wardrobe decisions:
We’re sticking to the pattern of near freezing overnight low temperatures, and reasonable high temps in the high 50s. Winds from the southwest tomorrow will warm us up a little bit more, as our high temp hits right under 60.
Cool and dry this week.
A cold front sweeps through Friday. Sometimes these fronts make rain, but right now the models think the precip will miss us. Even if rain were to develop it’d be very little.
This morning was chilly. Temps in the high 20’s. That early morning chill will be a common trend this week. Maybe not in the 20’s everyday, but 30’s at least. Don’t let any Northerner friends try to convince you this isn’t cold like the guy in the gif below.
Nothing really exciting happening today weather wise but it is National Weather Person’s Day!
The high today is a whopping 35° (sarcasm).
Tommorow will be sunny and warmer than today.
We warm up this week.
Any freezing drizzles should be ending soon. Temps aren’t expected get above freezing for too long if at all today. Because of the lack of melting, black ice still poses a threat throughout today, tonight, and tomorrow morning. Proceed with caution in areas of elevation, overpasses and secondary roads.
With the approaching heavy rain that we will see today, we are currently under a Flood Watch until tonight.
The area above highlighted in green could see 1-3 inches of rain today. The area in the yellow circle could possibly see more. This is enough rain to overflow your creeks and rivers, as well as low lying areas. Stay weather aware as well as aware of your surroundings, especially if you’ll be out driving today.
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