Thanks to abundant sunshine and brisk northwest winds, roads likely dried Sunday afternoon, and probably remain free of ice early MLK Day morning, despite temperatures falling into the low to mid 20s. Monday looks sunny, but temperatures only warm into the low 50s.
Saturday night’s weather becomes interesting, especially south of Interstate 85 and east of Interstate 65. There, rain may transition to a rain/snow mix or all snow late Saturday night.
Clouds linger Saturday, with a partly to mostly cloudy sky during the day. Much of Saturday looks mainly dry, with high temperatures in the 50s.
Winds subside Thursday night, but with a clear sky, temperatures fall into the low to mid 20s. Although, temperatures rebound Friday, with highs near 60°.
Another round of rain arrives late Wednesday afternoon, lingering through Wednesday evening. The next round of rain arrives in advance of a cold front, which pushes through our area overnight.
Monday looks partly cloudy and dry, but temperatures only rebound into the 50s during the afternoon. Monday night looks mostly clear and cold, with lows in the upper 20s.
Saturday night turns colder with a clearing sky late. Temperatures fall into the 40s. Sunday and next week remain colder, as winter-like temperatures return to our area for a while.
Multiple rounds of rain and storms affect our area between Friday afternoon and Saturday. Some storms may become severe, capable of damaging wind and perhaps a few tornadoes.
Wednesday looks like another very warm January day, with highs in the mid to perhaps upper 70s. Low clouds and fog fill the sky again Wednesday night, while temperatures only fall into the 50s to low 60s.
Monday looks partly to mostly cloudy, with highs in the 60s. Tuesday also looks partly to mostly cloudy, but dry, with high temperatures in the low 70s.
