Weather Tomorrow: Active Thursday Night Brings Scattered Storms, Then Cooling Into Weekend
Weather Tomorrow shifts from a breezy, mostly calm day to an active Thursday night as scattered storms move in, followed by a gradual cooling trend that will carry into the weekend. Forecasts show winds turning and temperatures falling after the late-evening storms end.
Weather Tomorrow — Thursday night details
Expect Thursday night to be breezy with scattered storms that should end late in the evening. The overnight low is forecast in the upper 40s to low 50s, with a southwest wind around 10 to 15 mph. Meteorologist Matthew Wine released a Thursday evening forecast, and an earlier advisory titled "Breezy and calm today but active Thursday night" set the expectation for an uptick in activity after daytime calm.
Weekend outlook: gradual cooling and windy Friday
After storms clear late Thursday night, conditions trend cooler into the weekend. Friday is forecast to be mostly sunny but windy, with highs near the mid-50s and west winds picking up to roughly 15 to 20 mph. Friday night turns noticeably chillier, with a mostly clear sky, lows around the mid-30s and lighter west winds at about 5 to 10 mph. The sequence—late scattered storms followed by falling temperatures—frames a straightforward cooling pattern for the next couple of days.
The two concrete developments driving this short-term forecast are the active Thursday night period with scattered storms and breezy southwest flow, and the follow-up cooling trend that brings windy, cooler conditions Friday and a chilly Friday night. Those shifts will influence outdoor plans: expect blustery conditions on Friday and a colder night that requires warmer layers.
Staff will monitor any late changes to timing and intensity overnight, but current guidance emphasizes the late-evening end to storms and the clear trajectory toward cooler temperatures into the weekend. Stay prepared for gusty winds on Friday and a noticeably colder Saturday start after the mid-30s lows Friday night.
