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First Warning Forecast: Staying windy, but dry for the weekend

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Meteorologist Kristy Steward's First Warning Forecast

Happy Friday evening! It has been a very windy day! Winds remain elevated through the weekend, kicking up more pollen.

As the low pressure system that brought us nasty weather Thursday night continues to move north and a high pressure system starts to settle in, winds will remain gusty. Tonight, expect gusts around 25 MPH, picking back up to 35 MPH gusts Saturday afternoon.

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Sunday will be a little bit less windy with a calmer morning, but gusts picking up to 25 MPH in the afternoon and 30 MPH gusts in the evening. Still breezy Monday morning with 20 MPH gusts.

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Outside of the wind, it will be a very nice weekend. Dry with plenty of sunshine. Highs Saturday in the upper 60s make a jump into the upper 70s Sunday.

This warming trend continues into the workweek. Highs around 80° Monday. We briefly drop to the mid 70s Tuesday, then return to the low 80s Wednesday. We even touch the mid 80s Thursday before falling back down to the mid 70s Friday.

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Majority of the workweek is looking dry with a mix of sun and clouds. We could see some isolated to scattered rain showers Friday.

Having a dry, windy stretch unfortunately means pollen levels stay high for the foreseeable future.

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