If you think it feels like a completely different season this morning, you're not imagining things. A strong cold front swept through the Stateline yesterday and flipped our weather pattern quickly. After starting the day in the upper 60s and low 70s, temperatures fell into the 50s by the afternoon, and now we are waking up to the 20s and 30s this morning.
Cold air remains locked in place today and into the start of the weekend, though we remain dry. This will give us plenty of sun, however, an organized wind out of the north and northwest will cap afternoon highs in the mid 40s. Bright skies, but a definite bit in the air as we head into the weekend. High pressure will track over the region tonight, leaving us dry but also chilly with overnight lows in the low 20s.
Changes are scheduled to spill in over the weekend, allowing this cool-down to be brief. High pressure will shift to our east by Saturday afternoon, allowing winds to turn to the southwest. That will help highs climb back around the 50-degree mark. The trend continues into Sunday, when even warmer air spills in and places highs in the low 60s. Expect this warm up to carry on into next week as forecast models place a warm front to the Stateline's north.
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