Today’s weather forecast calls for sunny skies, mild temperatures, and less humid conditions, making it an ideal day for storm cleanup efforts. With temperatures in the upper 70s and a gentle breeze from the southwest to the northwest at 15-25 mph, the weather should provide a comfortable environment for outdoor work.
Tonight, the skies will turn cloudy with rain expected after midnight. Temperatures will drop to the lower 50s with a light breeze from the north to northeast at 5-10 mph. Tomorrow, expect periods of rain, especially in the morning, with chilly temperatures in the middle 50s and a breeze from the northeast at 10-15 mph.
On Friday, the weather will improve with partly sunny skies and warmer temperatures in the middle 60s. A northwest breeze at 10-20 mph is expected. Saturday’s forecast calls for cloudy and cooler conditions, with numerous showers and temperatures in the lower 60s. A west wind at 15-25 mph will add to the breezy conditions.
You can stay updated with the Weather Alert Network Team on social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Meteorologist Jeff Porter will provide live updates on News Channel 3 from 4:30 to 9:00 a.m., covering today’s weather and the outlook for the coming days. Make sure to tune in for the latest information.
Yesterday’s storms caused significant damage in some areas, with confirmed tornadoes and tornado warnings issued. Storm survey teams will assess the extent and intensity of the damage caused by the severe weather. Stay informed with news coverage and updates from meteorologists like Jeff Porter who will keep you informed about the weather conditions and any potential risks. Have a great Wednesday!