Thursday PM Forecast: warmth continues until weekend cold front
by WBRZ
WBRZ— Stubborn clouds have kept high temperatures a few degrees lower than expected the last two afternoons. If sunshine can sneak out on Friday, thermometers will make a big bounce into the upper 80s. The chance for rain returns over the weekend.Tonight & Tomorrow: Clouds have started breaking apart west of the Capital Area and those gaps will start to emerge locally overnight. As a result of partial clearing and a slight dip in humidity, low temperatures will sneak into the upper 60s. The forecast...
WBRZ—Thursday AM Forecast: Staying warm and dry through the weekend. We remain warm and dry through the weekend. Winds will increase as well as humidity levels to end the week. Today & Tonight: Thursday morning will start off mild, with temperatures near 60°. With elevated dew points this morning, patchy fog may develop right around sunrise. Once the sun rises, any fog will quickly burn off and temperatures will begin to warm. By noon, temps will already be near 80°, topping out in the upper 80s around the Capital Area. Similar to Wednesday, because...
WBRZ—Thursday PM Forecast: onshore winds to ramp up humidity. Over the next three days, warmth will continue with increasing humidity on the heels of southeast winds. Those winds could gust over 30mph at times.Tonight & Tomorrow: Clouds will start to spill into the area overnight. With a southeast wind of 5-10mph, it will be difficult for temperatures to go much lower than the mid 60s. Look for a more clouds on Friday as compared to previous afternoons. This may temporarily pause the warming trend with thermometers topping out in the upper 80s. It will be...
WBRZ—Wednesday PM Forecast: flirting with records as warm up continues. A steady warming trend will continue through the end of the month. Humidity will ramp up as well.Tonight & Tomorrow: Overnight tonight, mainly clear skies and calm winds will allow for temperatures to cool into the low 60s, noticeably warmer than previous nights. We will see an increase in dew points over the next 24 hours which could result in patchy areas of fog early Thursday morning. Thermometers will warm into the upper 80s with little problem beneath mostly sunny skies. The record high...