The weekend is looking good with temperatures above average and a lot of sunshine. Saturday will be windy as the warmer weather starts to blow in, but we warm into the high 40s with mostly sunny skies.
The wind won't be as strong Sunday, but still breezy. Highs will be in the low 50s with some extra clouds blowing in later in the day.
A few spotty showers could start to move in as early as late Sunday night, but rain becomes more likely by MLK Day morning. Scattered rain will continue at times Monday afternoon as we warm into the mid 40s. As the rain moves out Monday night, there could be a short-lived change to snow, but it shouldn't accumulate.
Tuesday will be a little colder, but still above average, with highs near 40 and mostly cloudy skies.
Rain will move in Wednesday morning, eventually changing into snow at some point during the day. The snow could linger into Thursday morning. It's too early to know how much snow will stick, but accumulations will be possible.
Wednesday will be in the upper 30s, followed by mid 30s Thursday. Both days will be breezy.
Friday comes in cloudy with high temperatures in the mid 30s.
SATURDAY
Mainly Sunny
Windy
High: 47
SATURDAY NIGHT
Partly Cloudy
Above Average
Low: 32
SUNDAY
Partly Cloudy
Breezy
High: 50
MLK JR. DAY
Mostly Cloudy
Showers
High: 46
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