Chief Meteorologist Patrick Rockey's First Warning Forecast
This weekend is a great example of why I call this time of the year "crowded closet weather." You'll need a winter coast and then a raincoat!
After some pleasant late-November weather on Friday, a cold front will usher in sharply cooler and breezy weather to kick off the weekend on Saturday.
It looks like we'll wake up to the gusty northeast wind and it will be with us until around mid afternoon. With highs only in the 40s, it'll feel more like the 30s through much of the day.
Those persistent northeast winds also brings the threat for some tidal flooding.
The highest water will be with us on Saturday morning. But we may wake up to a little nuisance flooding on Sunday morning, as well.
But Sunday brings us lighter winds and warmer temperatures. However, an area of low pressure rolling up the coast will bring a chance for some wet weather.
While we aren't expect Sunday to be a washout, be prepared for at least some spotty showers.
Heading into the final week of November, that closet will continue to get a workout. A few mornings will be quite frigid, with lows near freezing. But by the end of the week, we'll be flirting with the 60s again. Stay tuned.
