Weather

We’re a few days into the final month of 2025, and it’s been cold since Thanksgiving! Temperatures have been 5-10 degrees below our average, and that trend looks to continue in the next few days. We even have some chances for snow showers or perhaps freezing rain, too. There’s a lot to get to in today’s Tri-Cities Weather Blog forecast!

• Tonight-Partly cloudy and cold. Low 25.
• Thursday-Partly cloudy. High 44. Thursday night will see clouds and scattered rain showers, changing to snow for some. Lows will be near 32 degrees.
• Friday-Cloudy, some snow showers early, changing to rain for some of us. Highs near 40.
• Saturday-Cloudy skies, most likely rain-free. High 45.
• Sunday-Partly cloudy, maybe some flurries or afternoon sprinkles or light rain. High 47.

Low pressure is currently along the Red River (it separates Texas and Oklahoma), and it’s going to move through the Gulf Coast states through Saturday. While most of the precipitation will be south of us because the low is so far away, that brings increasing chances of interesting weather tomorrow night through Saturday.

Temperatures, as mentioned, have been below average for a while. We should have highs in the low 50s and lows in the low 30s in early December, and we’ve been seeing 40s and 20s. That trend is going to continue all the way through the weekend.

Today has been dry, and so will tonight and tomorrow. No worries there. Clouds start to increase Thursday afternoon ahead of that low pressure and its system. We should be overcast soon after sunset tomorrow, followed by rain showers starting. As temperatures cool overnight, some will see rain become freezing rain or change to snow. There shouldn’t be a lot of it, but the possibilities are there.

For Friday, what starts with some sort of frozen or freezing precipitation early in the day changes to rain by afternoon. I think highs stay down quite a bit in this scenario, so many may not see a high of 40 degrees. That system is gone by Saturday, with only lingering clouds around.

A new front approaches by Sunday, but as of now it looks mostly dry. There is a small chance of some flurries or light rain. That’s a bit away, so we’ll see what it looks like to finish the weekend in the next couple days. Doesn’t look like much precipitation happening on Sunday as of right now.

Thanks for checking here for the forecast today!