Foggy start, sunshine returns with seasonable temperatures, but rain, cooler weather to start holiday weekend
We are waking up to patchy dense fog. Drier air will bring sunshine by midday and seasonably warm weather in the wake of a cold front that pushed south of the Ohio River early this morning.
After patchy fog dissipates, high pressure will move in and foster light winds under partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will climb into the upper 70s, but not nearly as warm as the past nine days.
Low pressure developing in the Midwest will nudge the frontal boundary farther north tonight, with increasingly clouds ad late night showers arriving in time for the Friday morning commute. Showers and a few storms will linger through the day as low pressure tracks south of the Ohio River.
Showers will linger on Saturday, accompanied by much cooler air and chilly breeze. Temperatures Saturday will struggle to even reach 60 degrees.
The rest of the holiday weekend should be sunny and pleasant.
Forecast
- Thursday: Fog early, partly cloudy. High 80
- Tonight: Mostly cloudy, showers late. Low 62
- Friday: Showers, storms, mostly cloudy. High 77
- Saturday: Clouds, showers linger, much, cooler. High 58 (48)
- Sunday: Partly cloudy, pleasant. High 68 (46)
- Memorial Day: Partly cloudy. High 77 (50)
- Tuesday: Mostly cloudy. High 78 (55)
- Wednesday: Showers early. High 78 (57)