Updated Friday Morning Forecast & WX Notes — October 14th, 2016

· We have some pretty good project weather ahead for this weekend with predominance of sunshine vs. clouds and dry weather today, tonight through mid day on Sunday.

· A cold front will swing in more clouds Sunday afternoon and showers will take-over then.

· A stretch of warmer than normal weather was in store but it will also feature lots of clouds and wetter conditions than it has been.

· This will bring several quick shots of rain/rain showers Monday into Wednesday next week.

· This will come at a time when a nice warming trend will lull us back into some September like weather though unsettled next week.

· Those wondering when there might be a more significant cool down and even a little snow – we may not have a very long wait. Colder conditions were taking place along with lots of snow cover now in western and northern Canada and this was greasing the skids for some changes to come around 22nd or next weekend.

TODAY: A few morning clouds then sunny but chilly. bit blustery and rather chilly. A high in the low 50s.Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph.(5)

TONIGHT: Mostly clear moonlit and cold with widespread frost. A low in the mid 20s to low 30s. Little wind. (5)

SATURDAY: Mostly sunny with a few high clouds. Turning breezy and beginning of a warming trend. A high around 60. South winds pickup at 10 to 20 mph later on. (5)

Looking further ahead…

Full Hunters Moon 12:24 AM early Sunday morning (Super Moon)

SATURDAY NIGHT: High cloudiness otherwise mostly clear. A low 40 to 45. (4)

SUNDAY: Intervals of sun give way to lots of clouds. Showers likely later in the afternoon. A high in the mid to upper 60s. (3)

MONDAY: Mainly cloudy with a few lingering rain showers, becoming more widespread toward evening. A low around 55. A high 65 to 70. (2)

TUESDAY: Chance for a few showers in the morning. Clouds give way to few intervals of afternoon sun. A low in the 50s. A high 70 to 75. (2)

WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy and breezy. Slight chance for a shower. A low in the mid 50s. A high in the mid to upper 60s. (2)

Average lows in the mid to upper 30s. Normal highs in the mid to upper 50s.

(Confidence factor: 5 = Good predictability 1 = shaky modeling lowered confidence)

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