FRIDAY – SATURDAY: Friday will end the workweek on a chilly note, as a cold front from Canada swept through our region. Snow showers are moving out and skies have been clearing. Because of a strong northerly breeze, gusting above 30 mph, cool air will knock temperatures into the upper 20s to mid 30s, feeling cooler because of the winds. It will feel quite chilly throughout the day! On Saturday, temperatures do climb back into the mid-40s, above average for the 4th weekend of March. However, clouds will build in, leading to a mostly gray sky by the evening hours.
FIRST ALERT SATURDAY NIGHT – SUNDAY:Models indicate that two low-pressure systems – one from the Rockies, one from Canada – will merge and push through our region Saturday evening to Sunday evening, bringing precipitation and strong winds our way. We start with rain chances south and some mix north, before colder temperatures settle in overnight, turning the rain …