Fair weather remains the dominant influencer of our forecast. Dry, cool weather should carry over into the weekend and next week. The current stretch of weather without rain is five days. This is going to be the driest weekend we have had in quite some time, and it looks like the streak could continue for another week or so.

Subtropical Storm Josephine is accelerating away from the shoreline. The cantankerous conditions at the coast will slowly begin to improve as the winds slowly begin to abate.

Tonight, the skies will be clear and the air will be chilly. There still will be a slight breeze, so temperatures will not be exceptionally cold.

We end the work and school week off the way we started it - under bright blue skies. Temperatures with a north-northeast wind will be slightly below the norm of 64 degrees. Most neighborhoods in the state struggle to get back to 60.

The only weather issue we are looking into for the weekend will be the cooler-than-normal temperatures at night and very early morning hours. There could be a little extra frost on the frosted flakes, with most morning lows on Saturday and Sunday mornings at or below the freezing mark.