Overview
- A broad ridge is delivering an unseasonably warm, mostly dry Saturday, with many Midwest cities in the 60s–70s and South Florida near the lower 80s.
- A fast-moving system arrives late Saturday night into early Sunday, bringing showers that could briefly turn heavier in spots before exiting near daybreak.
- Colder northern and high-elevation zones will see rain change to a wintry mix or snow; a Winter Weather Advisory covers northern New Hampshire Saturday evening into early Sunday with slick travel possible.
- Behind the front, northwest winds strengthen Sunday into Monday with widespread gusts near 25–40 mph, ushering in cooler air and a brisk feel.
- Rain chances increase again next week, with a few showers possible Monday and a more active stretch mid to late week that could deliver beneficial rainfall in drier areas.