First to Know Forecast: Few more clouds, much more warmth (11\/13\/2025)<\/p>\n
We’re staying dry (as in relatively low humidity) for tonight and Friday. High pressure remains a driving force in our weather pattern, keeping strong fronts out of the region and allowing day after day of sunshine and permitting a daily warming trend.<\/p>\n
For tonight, though, the few clouds from late today will dissipate, and a few zones of patchy fog will form in the pre-dawn hours of Friday. Evening temps will go from the 70s to the 50s, and overnight lows will fall into the 40s once again.<\/p>\n
Friday’s high temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s, supported by the north wind pattern bringing in additional dry air, but no real cold air source. This will be a trend that stretches into the weekend and beyond, even though it’s not going to be incredibly humid. A little more moisture will support scattered clouds during the daytime hours and patchy fog at night prior to sunrise.<\/p>\n
–Casanova Nurse, Chief Meteorologist<\/p>\n
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