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Phew! It is nice and chilly outside. This is the first day all semester where I will have to wear jeans to class because it is actually cold. It feels like Fall!
The secondary cold front plowed through last night, and temperatures are still falling from it. Temperatures are in the upper 40s to around 50 this morning, and won’t rise too much this afternoon. Also: a nice Fall breeze will be stiff today, too.
We’re only expecting highs in the upper 50s this afternoon. Because midlevel temperatures are so cool, anticipate cloud covert o develop this afternoon, and an isolated shower or two can’t be ruled out.
Overnight, the clouds will move out, leaving lows to fall into the upper 30s. Tomorrow? Another system will approach from the northwest.
This will be moving quickly southeastward, and will provide plenty of clouds and scattered showers during the afternoon and evening hours. Because of this, temps are only expected to remain in the lower 50s.
On Thursday, we will likely see a pretty quick warm up. Surface flow should quickly shift to southerly flow as a new surface low develops across the plains and begins to impact us.
This will be our next weather producer on Friday night and Saturday, bringing heavy rainfall and much cooler temps to the region by the weekend. On Thursday, though, it will just act to warm us into the low to mids 60s.
The Fall air looks legit this coming weekend, with highs in the 40s both Saturday and Sunday, and our first frost/freeze anticipated!
The Forecast
Today: Partly sunny, with isolated showers and breezy. Highs around 58°F. Overnight, mostly clear skies developing. Lows around 39°F.
Tomorrow: Clouds increasing, with scattered showers by evening time. Highs around 52°F. Overnight, clouds clear, with lows falling to around 36°F.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, with highs around 65°F. Overnight, look for increasing clouds late. Lows around 50°F.
Thats all I have folks! Have an awesome Tuesday! Be sure to follow @wxornotBG and @WKUweather on Twitter and like Landon Hampton on Facebook for the latest weather throughout the day.