Wind: NW 6 mph Visibility: 10 mi
Pressure: 1021 mb
Conditions as of 6:10pm
7-Day Forecast:
SSE 2 mph
3/6
SSW 2 mph
SSE 2 mph
3/7
S 4 mph
SW 3 mph
3/8
WSW 4 mph
SW 3 mph
3/9
WSW 3 mph
SSW 1 mph
3/10
SW 4 mph
S 2 mph
3/11
S 8 mph
SW 6 mph
3/12
NW 9 mph
Next 36 Hours
It’s gotten incredibly warm since we turned the page to March…well, except maybe for Monday. All factors indicate well above average conditions clear into next week, but with some rain and possible storms in our Tri-Cities Weather Blog Forecast.
- Tonight-Partly to mostly cloudy, low 46.
- Thursday-Sunny, high 78, then partly cloudy Thursday night, lows near 50.
- Friday-Partly cloudy, small chance of rain during the day. Highs near 80.
- Saturday-Partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms. Highs near 80.
- Sunday-Cloudy with scattered showers and storms. High 73.
All those numbers above can be compared to average highs around 55 this time of year and lows in the lower 30s. The warm weather that was in the Rockies out west has arrived over here, and it looks like it’ll stay for a while.
Tomorrow’s record high is 77 degrees from 2022…looks like that might be broken tomorrow, with 79’s for Friday and Saturday that might get broken. There is also a decent chance of record “high minimums,” meaning our lowest temperature of the day is the highest such number we’ve seen. At least one or the other is likely Friday and Saturday.
Meanwhile, we get decent chances of rain starting Friday night as a cold front slowly approaches. That will kick scattered showers and storms our way mainly for Saturday and Sunday as the front moves through. The problem is, that front will pull a summer trick and wash out over the South, leaving unsettled weather in its wake…for a while.
So, tomorrow and most of Friday look fine weather wise. I’ll have more on the possible storms this weekend as we get closer to it, either tomorrow or on Friday itself. Next week appears to hold temperatures in the low to mid 70s, and lows in the low 50s at least through Wednesday, with chances of rain each day. It doesn’t look like any day will be a complete washout, except maybe the two weekend days when the front is close.
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