Gusts of 30 mph overnight will continue ushering in Arctic cold into Friday morning. Actual low temperatures will be in the upper-20s at 7 a.m. but feel like the upper-teens. This would be the first time it has felt as cold as the teens this fall. Make sure to bundle up and add a layer of clothing more than usual.

A fully sunny sky will be ineffective during the day as temperatures struggle to even crack the freezing mark. Forecast highs are near 33 degrees, well below the average high in the mid-40s. It will feel like the 20s with the 30 mph gusts all afternoon long. Another frigid night is ahead, the coldest night ahead for Friday night. Lows dip down to 25 degrees by Saturday morning, feeling like the teens again. Make sure to bundle up on Saturday, and lose a few layers on Sunday.

The warmer rebound begins Saturday afternoon with highs approaching 40 degrees, then quickly nearing 50 degrees by Sunday afternoon. Highs could get close to 60 degrees next week with a potentially large rainstorm by Tuesday and/or Wednesday. Stay tuned for those details as it gets closer.