The weather forecast for the weekend has changed. The risk of severe weather has increased, now covering most areas north of the 10/12 corridor. This means a level 3/5 risk for tornadoes and strong winds. This is because a warm front has moved through, bringing warmer temperatures and humidity. The day will be mostly cloudy with temperatures reaching 84 degrees. The night will be more active. Storms will start as individual cells and then form into a line around midnight. The northern half of the area is at a higher risk (level 3/5) while the southern half is at a moderate risk (level 2/5). The main threats are tornadoes and strong winds.

The cold front will clear the weather by 2-3 AM, bringing cooler temperatures for Sunday morning. Sunday will be much drier and cooler, with highs struggling to reach the 60s. The weather will be mainly sunny by the afternoon and evening. Winter-like conditions are expected to return next week, with temperatures near freezing on Monday morning. Rain is expected late Tuesday and early Wednesday, but severe weather is not anticipated. Another cold front will follow, bringing several mornings of lows in the 20s and wind chills in the teens. Cold alerts might be issued for these temperatures.

The weather will be a rollercoaster this weekend, with a warm and muggy day turning into a night of potential storms. The good news is that the cold front will sweep everything away by early Sunday morning. The bad news is that winter is making a comeback next week. The weather will be unpredictable and dangerous. It is important to stay alert and prepared. Make sure you have ways to receive alerts, in case a warning is issued for your location.

Warm and Wild: Weather Alerts for the Weekend

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