Scattered clouds and a passing flurry will be possible early with clearing skies by morrning, Storm Center 7 Chief Meteorologist Eric Elwell said. Temperatures will continue to fall, dropping into the lower 20s by morning. Wind chill readings will fall into the lower teens by daybreak.
QUICK-LOOK FORECAST
- Cold front to blast through overnight
- Temps plunge into 20s; wind chills in teens
- Quick warm-up for weekend
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DETAILED FORECAST
Friday: Expect plenty of sunshine, but it will stay quite cold for this time of year. Highs will only reach into the middle 30s with wind chills staying in the 20s much of the day.
Saturday: Another cold start is expected, but it will warm up during the afternoon. Highs will be in the middle 40s despite increasing clouds.
Sunday: Cloudy skies are expected with showers developing. Temperatures will hold in the upper 40s.
Monday: Clouds will linger through much of the day keeping temperatures in the middle 40s for highs.
Tuesday: Sunshine will return with high temperatures nearing 50 degrees.
Look! @KZontiniWHIO told us about the fog. Check out what my camera captured this morning on EB US 35 between #Beavercreek and @cityofxenia . @whiotv pic.twitter.com/OMGeedS7KK
— Gabrielle Enright (@GEnrightWHIO) November 9, 2017