As temperatures dip into the single digits and low teens on Thursday night, residents can expect mainly clear skies and lighter winds. This chill will set the stage for a brisk Friday morning. However, by Friday afternoon, temperatures are projected to be similar to Thursday’s highs, though the lighter winds may create a slightly warmer feel.
Saturday is anticipated to bring a high in the 40s, providing a brief respite from the cold before a shift in the weather pattern. A cold front will then push temperatures back down into the 20s and low 30s on Sunday. While Saturday may see the potential for passing rain or snow showers, most of the day is expected to remain dry and breezy.
Sunday is forecasted to bring light snow as a weak low-pressure system moves through the area. This could result in a dusting of snow, with accumulations of up to one or two inches at most. Following this wintry change, temperatures will plunge again, leading to a very cold night with lows dropping around zero degrees.
Overall, while the upcoming weekend presents a mix of weather conditions, the community can prepare for a quintessential winter experience, complete with both mild and wintry weather.