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Today (Friday): Showers are possible, but they should be most common east of Interstate 95 and they won’t be too significant. Skies are likely to remain mostly cloudy. Peeks of sunshine increase by late afternoon. As afternoon wind gusts from the northwest briefly touch 20 mph, the thermometer should hit the mid-to-upper 50s. Confidence: Medium
Tonight: Skies clear a good deal and shower chances generally remain minimal. Be sure to look for the rising full “snow” moon. Northwest winds could re-energize late night, gusting again about 20 mph. Low temperatures dip into the mid-30s to around 40 downtown. Confidence: Medium-High
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Tomorrow (Saturday): Partly to mostly sunny with the coldest air of the weekend, thanks to continued northwesterly winds gusting about 20 mph. Wind chills may feel several degrees colder than the mid-40s showing on the thermometer. Confidence: Medium
Tomorrow night: Mostly clear and calming wind. Upper teens to mid-20s are fully wintry low temperatures. Confidence: Medium-High
Sunday: Confidence is higher that we see fuller sunshine, unfettered by many clouds. This — combined with breezes out of the warmer south and southwest — helps boost temperatures back toward average readings for this time of year, approaching 50 degrees. Confidence: Medium-High
A look ahead
Sunday night: Clouds may slowly increase, along with breezes. A late-night shower is possible. Temperatures may hover in the 30s for much of the night. Confidence: Medium
Our warm-up begins Monday and Tuesday with temperatures in the 60s for most of us. We even have an outside chance of hitting 70 by Tuesday. Skies may be a mix of clouds and sun with a slight shower chance, or even a brief period of overnight light rain. Confidence: Medium
