Weekend wind storm: Gusts topping 50 mph
Posted: Feb 22, 2019 4:36 PM EST

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Breezy Tuesday; temperatures drop a bit this afternoon
The weather only gets worse through Sunday. Temperatures warm into the 40s Saturday, spiking near 50 before plummeting after midnight. Rain is likely Saturday afternoon through early Sunday before changing to sleet and snow. The big story however is wind. Sunday’s weather is a high impact wind storm. A sustained wind of 30 and gusts of more than 50 mph will last all day. The wind will start to calm into Monday morning.

Tonight: Mostly cloud, low of 32.
Saturday: Rain likely by the afternoon, low 40s spiking to 50 around midnight.
Sunday: Extremely windy, temperatures falling from 40, rain and snow showers.
Monday: Partly cloudy, breezy, high of 28.