Cooler air brings frost risks.
Cold front brings weekend rain followed by cooler temperatures and frost risks.
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In the Southern Tier, Friday’s rain is expected to be light for most locations—about 0.1 to 0.25 inches—with some spots northwest possibly receiving close to half an inch.
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The Southern Tier’s early-week cooldown is also expected to be breezy, with northwest winds around 10–20 mph and daytime highs only in the mid-to-upper 50s.
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Central Indiana could see 0.25–0.75 inches of rain, with isolated higher amounts; forecasters expect a wet Friday morning commute, then the front to clear and bring drier conditions by Friday afternoon or evening.
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In the Heartland, pockets of heavy rain are possible, but the rain is expected to taper off before most evening outdoor activities.
A cold front is moving across the U.S., bringing showers and cooler air to multiple regions through Friday KFVS12. No severe weather or flooding is expected in the Heartland or central Indiana KFVS12. After Friday's rain clears, conditions will turn drier and sunnier for the weekend and much of next week, with weekend temperatures staying seasonable in the 60s and 70s.
Central Indiana Braces for Wet Friday Morning
Showers are likely early Friday morning in central Indiana WRTV. The majority of rain will fall after midnight, with rainfall amounts between 0.25 to 0.75 inches expected WRTV. Some isolated areas could receive even higher amounts. Most of the rain should clear by Friday afternoon or evening, allowing conditions to dry out.
Heartland Rain Tapers Before Evening Activities
The Heartland is tracking showers as the cold front moves through KFVS12. Pockets of heavy rain are possible, but rain is expected to taper off before most evening outdoor activities KFVS12. This timing gives residents a chance to enjoy Friday night without dealing with active precipitation.
Southern Tier Faces Frost Risk Early Next Week
New York's Southern Tier will see scattered showers Friday, with light rain of about 0.1 to 0.25 inches for most locations WBNG. Some areas northwest could receive close to half an inch. Early next week brings a significant cooldown with northwest winds around 10 to 20 mph and daytime highs in the mid-to-upper 50s WBNG. Frost or even freezing temperatures are possible Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
Weekend Weather Returns to Normal Patterns
After Friday's rain moves out, expect drier and sunnier conditions to settle in KFVS12. Weekend temperatures across all affected regions will be seasonable, generally ranging from the 60s to 70s. This pleasant weather should last through much of next week, giving residents and outdoor enthusiasts a break before temperatures cool again.
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