The wind lightens up a bit overnight, but we stay fairly windy as we cool into the mid 30s for Thursday morning.
The wind will be even strong Thursday, blowing across the metro closer to 50 mph. Scattered pockets of rain and snow move in from the north starting late in the morning. Cities north of I-80 are more likely to see a majority of snow, while cities farther south have a better chance of seeing rain. In the snowy areas, a few spots could pick up a dusting of snow on grassy areas. Like earlier in the week, a lot of spots also stay dry. Highs will only be in the mid 40s, and wind chills will be in the 30s.
Friday is the day of small improvements. The wind won't be as strong, but most of the day will still be windy. Morning clouds will give way to more sunshine in the afternoon, getting us a little warmer. Highs will be in the upper 40s, which is better, but still about 10 degrees below average.
The weekend brings a big warm-up! It will be cold Saturday morning, but highs will be near 60 for the spring game. Don't forget the sunscreen, because there will be a lot of sunshine.
More clouds start to move in for the second half of the weekend, but we could make it to 70 on Sunday.
We dip back down into the 60s early in the next workweek with more clouds and small rain chances Monday and Tuesday.
By Wednesday we could see storm chances return. It is still a bit too far out for details, but we will be watching it.
THURSDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Scattered Rain and Snow
Very Windy
High: 45
THURSDAY NIGHT
Increasing Clouds
Windy
Low: 31
FRIDAY
Clearing Skies
Windy
High: 49
SATURDAY
Mostly Sunny
Mild
High: 60
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