(WGHP) — Another unseasonably warm day in the Piedmont Triad with highs reaching the upper 80s this afternoon. Big changes are on the way for the second half of our weekend as a cold front brings a 20°-to-30° temperature drop into Sunday.
Partly cloudy skies Saturday evening with temperatures falling into the 70s after 8 p.m. Cloud cover will continue to increase overnight ahead of the approaching cold front.
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We’ll start the early morning hours of Sunday in the low 60s. However, once the front moves in, we’ll see a dip into the mid-50s by the time many of us are awake and heading to church. There’s a chance for spotty showers with the cold front before noon; however, rainfall totals will likely be less than 0.1″. The chance for rain is 30%.
Once the cold front is fully through the Piedmont, we’ll gradually see clearing skies from west to east through the afternoon and evening hours. Temperatures will be in the mid-60s by the afternoon. It’ll also be a little windy with the cold front with northwest winds of 10-15 mph and gusts up to 30 mph possible…