Weather Tomorrow: Breezy Thursday Night and Cooling Trend into Weekend
A line of scattered storms will move through Thursday night (ET), bringing breezy conditions and late showers that are expected to end late. For anyone checking weather tomorrow, plan for a windy Friday with cooler daytime highs and notably chilly overnight lows into the weekend.
Weather Tomorrow: Thursday night outlook
Thursday night will be breezy with scattered storms, with precipitation expected to end late (ET). Overnight lows are forecast in the upper 40s to low-50s, with southwest winds around 10–15 mph. The combination of lingering storms and sustained breezes is the principal impact for late-evening travel and outdoor plans.
Friday and Friday night conditions
Friday is expected to be mostly sunny and windy, with daytime highs in the mid-50s and west winds around 15–20 mph (ET). Friday night should turn chilly with a few clouds and lows in the mid-30s, and west winds decreasing to about 5–10 mph. Those planning outdoor activities for Friday should anticipate blustery daytime conditions and a sharp drop in temperature after sunset.
Cooling trend into the weekend
The overall pattern shifts from a stormy Thursday night to a gradual cooling trend into the weekend. Observed indicators for the change include the diminishing storm threat late Thursday night, daytime highs falling to the mid-50s on Friday, and overnight lows pushing into the mid-30s by Friday night (all ET). If west winds remain near 15–20 mph on Friday, the gusty conditions will reinforce the feel of cooler air despite sunshine.
- Late Thursday night: Breezy with scattered storms; lows upper 40s–low 50s (SW winds 10–15 mph).
- Friday daytime: Mostly sunny and windy; highs mid-50s (W winds 15–20 mph).
- Friday night: A few clouds, chilly; lows mid-30s (W winds 5–10 mph).
Expect the active weather to taper late Thursday night and for cooler, windier conditions to dominate Friday into the weekend (ET). Details such as localized precipitation timing and exact wind gusts were not publicly confirmed in the available forecast material.
