Weekend forecast trend cooler and cloudy

Saginaw, me. (WNEM) – With the rain on Thursday, the Friday forecast and the weekend are relatively quiet! However, we generally pursue cooler conditions to this day and on weekends. Especially on Saturday and Sunday, both Saturday and Sunday trends again and again with every data round that enter into. In the 1950s, however, for this time of year, when the average high in the lower to middle 60s is located, technically below average. More details on the weekend below!

Today

The conditions have been rain-free this morning, but as a small part of moisturizing fluctuations from the west, a few stray pop-up showers were able to develop before lunch. Each of these showers would be extremely isolated. Apart from the fact that you stay dry all day all day today, but with a mostly cloudy sky. However, we were able to have some of the dark, low clouds later in the afternoon with blurred, high -ranking clouds.

Today the heights with a western northwest wind reach 58 degrees at 5 to 15 miles per hour. Normal heights for May 2 are 63 degrees, so that today will also be below average. Overall, it will be a pretty relaxed day! The weather also stays dry, just cool, go to the cinema for all evening plans such as dinner or cinema.

Tonight

Mostly cloudy sky generally also stay overnight. The lows are deviated to around 42 degrees to the northeast at a speed of 5 to 10 miles per hour.

Weekend forecast

Overall, Saturday kept the cloud cover with the latest trends. We could still see short extinguishing on Saturday evening, but in general the whole day will be largely cloudy. The heights reach up to 55 degrees, so it is slightly cooler than Friday. However, it will probably also feel cooler if a northeast wind drills up to 20 miles per hour at 10 to 15 miles per hour. This wind direction also holds many coastal spots in the 40s. On Saturday evening, deep stalls drop to 39 degrees.

Sunday should start with a mainly sunny sky, but it will be the clouds that go back to the afternoon and evening on the way. This is about to be expected for the evening that will penetrate from the south.

The highest stands are expected to reach up to 57 degrees with a northeast wind at 10 to 15 miles per hour on Sunday and up to 25 miles per hour. The temperatures as a whole will be similar to what we experience on Saturday. Even in the case on Sunday there is the possibility that this will be reached high in noon, whereby the temperatures begin to cool down when the clouds move in.

What will start on Sunday is the low-pressure system in our south (closer to Ohio River Valley) is preserved from the jet stream “cut-off”. This means that the low one essentially breaks down and cannot move to the east. It will only be on Tuesday evening when it is picked up by the jet, so we expect more from the same scattered shower chances to continue the next week, as the low is only sitting and turning to our south. Take a look at the TV5 First Alert 7-day forecast!

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