Tonight, the gusty northwest winds that brought fire concerns across the plains are finally easing up. As the sun sets and the atmosphere cools down, those strong winds will die down, leaving calmer conditions behind. We’re not expecting any rain overnight, just a few high clouds drifting through. With the clearer skies and lighter winds, it’ll be a cool night with temperatures dropping into the 30s in most areas.
Tomorrow looks like a beautiful spring day. We’ll have plenty of sunshine and much lighter winds, making it feel much more pleasant than today. Temperatures will be just a few degrees cooler, but still quite nice for this time of year. It’s a great day to get outside and enjoy the calm before things warm up again heading into the weekend.
By Friday, we’re back to warm and breezy conditions, and Saturday is shaping up to be the hottest day of the stretch, with temperatures possibly near record highs. Winds will be picking up again, especially on Saturday, which could lead to more fire weather concerns. So even though it’s sunny and dry, be cautious if you're doing anything that could spark a fire.
Sunday brings a slight cool down as a weather system pushes through. It’ll still be windy and dry, but not quite as warm. There’s a small chance we’ll see a few light showers Sunday evening, but the overall air remains pretty dry, so don’t count on much moisture.
Looking into early next week, we might see another slight chance of showers, but significant rain isn’t likely just yet. Temperatures will dip a bit, and things should stay on the dry side overall. There’s still some uncertainty with the forecast early next week, so stay tuned, but for now, it looks like the dry and breezy pattern continues, with only a slim chance for rain.
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