Wednesday will feel brisk as the cooler air hangs on. Expect a good mix of sun and clouds with highs only around the upper 30s, a northwest breeze making it feel like a day you want gloves for, and overnight lows slipping into the low 20s under mostly clear skies. A chill in the air is the theme as we dodge big storms and just nibble at winter’s edge.
Thursday won’t dash hopes for a thaw, but we’ll still be holding onto cool conditions with mostly cloudy skies and highs creeping into the upper 30s. Nighttime again drops into the low 20s.
Friday brings a modest rebound with sunshine and highs near the mid-40s, a bit milder and pleasant compared to the earlier cold snap. A clear evening sets up temperatures near the mid-20s.
Now for the big love-day forecast: Saturday, Valentine’s Day, is shaping up milder still with highs near the mid-40s to lower 50s, but don’t throw out your umbrella. Clouds will be on the increase, and the chance of showers or wet weather late in the day or into the evening is elevated as a disturbance approaches the region. However, the latest trend tonight is a drier forecast this weekend. This is the first forecast indicator showing this since the weekend. So, I'm a bit skeptical and will leave the chance in for now.
Next week, we are back on the "spring-like" train with temps in the 50s to near 60 degrees.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Colder
Low: 27
WEDNESDAY
Turning partly cloudy
Colder
High: 40
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Chilly
Low: 24
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