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Big temperature warm-up coming soon

Happy Tuesday. We sure did start the day with some snow out there. It wasn’t the nicest weather day, honestly—but the forecast is switching gears fast.

Overnight into Wednesday, temperatures are expected to drop into the low 20s. Clear skies should help, and by Wednesday afternoon the region warms into the upper 40s. The coast, though, stays cooler in the afternoon.

Thursday morning is expected to be basically just as cold, with clear skies and lows in the low to mid 20s. But this time, the afternoon warming goes closer to 60 degrees. A slight breeze may show up at times, which could make it feel a touch sharper outside—especially if you step out before the sun is fully up.

Friday is when things really start to lift. Afternoon temperatures are expected in the low to mid 30s, then a climb toward nearly 70 degrees later. Skies should be bright again, and the forecast is also tracking a chance for a spot shower at night. Nothing dramatic, more like something you keep an eye on if you’re planning to stay out late.

The weekend looks great for being outside. Saturday starts in the 40s and makes it to near 60, while Sunday begins chilly in the 30s and warms to the upper 50s. Both days are expected to be dry and mostly sunny. (You can almost smell that cold-air clean-up feeling after a morning like this—if you’re out early enough.)

Next week is where the warm-up really turns noticeable. Misryoum’s forecast track has Monday and Tuesday in the 70s, with a spot shower chance Monday and an evening shower chance Tuesday. And yeah, the lingering drought is part of why that matters—because more rain is something many people could use to catch up. There’s always the small question of whether showers actually line up when they’re needed, or if they slip just out of reach… but for now the temperature story is the headline.

General News

Big temperature warm-up coming soon

Happy Tuesday. We sure did start the day with some snow out there. It wasn’t the nicest weather day, honestly—but the forecast is switching gears fast.

Overnight into Wednesday, temperatures are expected to drop into the low 20s. Clear skies should help, and by Wednesday afternoon the region warms into the upper 40s. The coast, though, stays cooler in the afternoon.

Thursday morning is expected to be basically just as cold, with clear skies and lows in the low to mid 20s. But this time, the afternoon warming goes closer to 60 degrees. A slight breeze may show up at times, which could make it feel a touch sharper outside—especially if you step out before the sun is fully up.

Friday is when things really start to lift. Afternoon temperatures are expected in the low to mid 30s, then a climb toward nearly 70 degrees later. Skies should be bright again, and the forecast is also tracking a chance for a spot shower at night. Nothing dramatic, more like something you keep an eye on if you’re planning to stay out late.

The weekend looks great for being outside. Saturday starts in the 40s and makes it to near 60, while Sunday begins chilly in the 30s and warms to the upper 50s. Both days are expected to be dry and mostly sunny. (You can almost smell that cold-air clean-up feeling after a morning like this—if you’re out early enough.)

Next week is where the warm-up really turns noticeable. Misryoum’s forecast track has Monday and Tuesday in the 70s, with a spot shower chance Monday and an evening shower chance Tuesday. And yeah, the lingering drought is part of why that matters—because more rain is something many people could use to catch up. There’s always the small question of whether showers actually line up when they’re needed, or if they slip just out of reach… but for now the temperature story is the headline.

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Big temperature warm-up coming soon

Happy Tuesday, everyone. We definitely started the day with some snow out there—I can still smell that wet, slushy pavement outside the window—but thankfully we’ve got brighter skies and warmer days on the horizon. First, though, we really have to deal with these upcoming cold mornings.

Overnight into Wednesday, we are looking at temperatures bottoming out in the low 20s. Wow, that is cold. At least we will have sunny skies to help push us into the upper 40s by the afternoon, though it’ll stay significantly cooler along the coast. Actually, I should probably clarify—it’s going to be cold near the water for most of the day, really.

Thursday morning remains chilly, hovering in the low to mid-20s under those same clear skies. But the afternoon shift is real this time; we’re climbing close to 60 degrees. There will be a slight breeze, which might make it feel a bit sharper than the thermometer suggests, or maybe not.

Friday is when things really start to look up. We’ll be in the low to mid-30s during the early hours, but by the afternoon, you can finally give the furnace a break as we hit nearly 70 degrees. Skies should be bright, though we are tracking a small chance for a spot shower late at night.

The weekend looks fantastic for getting outside. Saturday starts in the 40s and climbs toward 60, while Sunday kicks off in the 30s before heading back into the upper 50s. Everything stays dry and mostly sunny. Next week looks legitimately warm—we are talking about the 70s for Monday and Tuesday. We have a spot shower chance Monday and an evening shower chance Tuesday. Honestly, we could use the rain to help catch up on the current drought situation, so fingers crossed for that, I guess.

General News

Big temperature warm-up coming soon

Happy Tuesday! It definitely started off with that biting, wet snow smell hanging in the air this morning. It really wasn’t the most pleasant commute, but things are shifting—we have brighter skies and some legitimately warmer temperatures on the way.

First, though, we have to endure a few more frigid mornings. We’re looking at overnight lows dipping into the low 20s by Wednesday. Wow. That’s cold. At least the sun will be out, which should help pull us up into the upper 40s by the afternoon. Well, actually, keep in mind it’ll be even colder if you’re hanging out near the coast.

Thursday morning is going to be basically the same story, hitting those low to mid 20s again. But the trade-off is decent—by the afternoon, we’re pushing toward 60 degrees. It might be a little breezy, but it’s progress, right?

Then Friday hits. This is where the real shift happens. We might start off feeling chilly in the 30s, but you can finally give the furnace a break because we’re climbing toward 70 degrees. Skies remain bright, though there’s a small chance of a spot shower once the sun goes down. Or maybe not—the models keep shifting that timing.

As for the weekend, it honestly looks great for getting outside. Saturday starts in the 40s and lands near 60, while Sunday hits the upper 50s after a chilly start. Both days are dry. Mostly sunny. It’ll be a nice break.

Then next week looks genuinely warm. We’re talking mid-70s for Monday and Tuesday. We have some spot shower chances creeping in, which—honestly—we could use to help make a dent in this drought. Not that a few showers will fix it all, but it’s something.

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