Tomorrow will be a repeat of today and then Saturday will be nice but colder.
Sunday a coastal storm will form in response to a strong upper level low pressure area moving through the Great Lakes. This storm will cause southerly winds on Sunday that will allow temperatures to rise to the low 40's. It appears as if this storm will bring us rain during the day on Sunday, possibly changing to a bit of snow on Sunday evening, then a chance of a snow shower on Monday.
Tuesday should then be nice before a storm approaches our area from the west on Wednesday. There now appears to be a a bit greater chance of this storm turning into something significant. With every storm that becomes significant this year though comes the chance of it mixing with or changing to rain, so we will have to wait and see what happens.
Next Thursday should then be nice, then next Friday a storm system is likely to form along the Gulf Coast and then make a turn up the East Coast. We will have to wait and see how close this storm comes to us.
Next Weekend should then be nice before more opportunities for storms the following Monday and Wednesday.
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