Chief Meteorologist Patrick Rockey's First Warning Forecast
We've got more big weather changes blowing in. And that means it's going to be brutally cold and windy, at least for a day or two.
Chilly and windy air behind a powerful cold front will settle in on Friday. Most of us will wake up to feels-like temperatures in the teens. And actual temperatures will only climb into the lower 40s in the afternoon, despite wall-to-wall sunshine.
The sunshine continues into the weekend. But warmer weather will start to move in, especially on Sunday, when we expect highs back in the mid-to-upper 50s.
Warmer and wetter weather is on tap for next week. And we could certainly use the rain. The entire region is under a drought and things will get a lot worse without some significant rain.
A cold front moving in toward midweek could provide that significant rain.
Before the front gets here, we expect a nice warm up. We'll climb into the lower 60s on Monday and close to 70 degrees on Tuesday. Stay tuned!
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