Weather Tomorrow: Breezy Thursday Night, Cooling Trend Into Weekend
weather tomorrow will begin with breezy conditions and scattered storms Thursday night that end late, then transition into a gradual cooling trend through Friday and into the weekend. Forecasters expect overnight lows to stay in the upper 40s to low 50s Thursday night before daytime highs drop to the mid-50s on Friday and chill further Friday night.
Weather Tomorrow: Thursday night details
Thursday night is expected to be breezy with scattered storms that end late. Overnight lows are forecast in the upper 40s and low-50s, with winds from the southwest at about 10–15 mph. The combination of breezy southwest winds and late-night storm chances will be the primary weather story for the Thursday night period.
Friday outlook: mostly sunny and windy
Friday should be mostly sunny but windy, with daytime highs in the mid-50s. West winds are expected to increase to roughly 15–20 mph, making the air feel cooler despite sunshine. Friday night then turns a bit chillier, with only a few clouds and lows in the mid-30s and lighter west winds around 5–10 mph.
Cooling trend into the weekend
The forecast shows a clear shift from the unsettled Thursday night into a gradual cooling trend for Friday and the following night. Observable indicators in the forecast — falling overnight lows from the upper 40s/low 50s to mid-30s and a wind shift from southwest to west with speeds peaking near 15–20 mph — point to a cooler weekend start. If the west winds hold near the higher end of the expected range on Friday, outdoor conditions are likely to feel brisk despite sunshine; lighter winds Friday night should allow temperatures to dip into the mid-30s.
What to expect in brief: Thursday night brings scattered storms and breezy southwest winds, Friday delivers mostly sunny but windy conditions with highs in the mid-50s, and Friday night turns chilly with lows near the mid-30s. Uncertainties about timing and exact storm coverage remain not publicly confirmed, but the temperature and wind ranges above provide the clearest indicators for the trend into the weekend.
