Wind to crank all day, settle down overnight Two waves of wind to deal with. First, the south wind ahead of the approaching frontal boundary to affect the coastal plain early to mid-morning on Friday. Second, the west/northwest shift behind the front later in the morning and continuing through the afternoon. For those already without power, this may delay restoration. For those that have power, there remains the chance that it could be lost until after the wind begins to drop later today. By Saturday, high pressure takes over and the wind will be light. Rain ends by midday As the front races through the region, rain tapers quickly on the backside. Some snow showers are possible in the mountains and north, but little accumulation is expected. Temperatures drop all day Daily highs have already been established. It's all downhill for the rest of the day. With the gusty west/northwest wind, it will usher in much cooler air. The region could see as much as a 15-20° drop in temperature within two hours. By Friday evening, temperatures will be 30s and 40s, and will continue to tumble into the 20s and 30s by Saturday morning.
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