Weather Tomorrow: Breezy Thursday Night Gives Way to a Cooler, Windy Friday
The shift in the pattern matters because a brief surge of showers and gusty southwest winds Thursday night will be followed by a clear but breezy Friday that turns noticeably cooler. Weather Tomorrow will see late-night scattered storms end before lows settle into the upper 40s–low 50s, then a windier, mostly sunny Friday with highs in the mid-50s and a chillier Friday night dipping to the mid-30s.
Weather Tomorrow — immediate impacts and what changes next
Here's the part that matters: the most immediate change is in wind and temperature trends. Stronger west winds on Friday will make conditions feel breezier even as skies clear, and the overnight drop into the mid-30s by Friday night signals a quick transition into cooler conditions over the weekend. Outdoor plans that span Thursday night into Friday morning should expect rain ending late Thursday and a windier, cooler day after that.
- Late-night showers give way to clearing; outdoor events Friday daytime should plan for wind rather than rain.
- Temperature swing: lows in the upper 40s–low 50s Thursday night, highs around mid-50s on Friday, then lows near the mid-30s Friday night.
- Wind shift: southwest 10–15 mph Thursday night, west 15–20 mph Friday, easing to west 5–10 mph Friday night.
- Schedule-sensitive activities should factor in gusty conditions on Friday despite mostly sunny skies.
The bigger signal here is how quickly the pattern cools after the brief active period Thursday night; that pace matters for frost-sensitive plants and overnight exposure plans.
Event details and short timeline
Rather than a step-by-step play-by-play, here are the fixed details embedded in a short timeline to guide decisions for Weather Tomorrow:
- Thursday night: Breezy with scattered storms that end late; lows in the upper 40s to low 50s; wind southwest 10–15 mph.
- Friday: Mostly sunny and windy with highs in the mid-50s; wind west 15–20 mph.
- Friday night: A few clouds and chilly with lows in the mid-30s; wind west 5–10 mph.
If you're wondering why this keeps coming up, it's because the combination of clearing skies and sustained west winds on Friday accelerates the cooling trend into the weekend. That dynamic is the main driver of the shift from an active Thursday night to a noticeably colder Friday night.
Practical note: timing and wind strength are the key variables for planning—rain ends late Thursday, but blustery conditions persist through Friday daytime before easing overnight. The gradual cooling trend into the weekend is the headline takeaway for anyone with early-morning outdoor plans or temperature-sensitive concerns.
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