Wes Wyatt

The Total Solar Eclipse, or the Great American Eclipse as we like to call it, is happening in the United States April 8 and it will be a very rare event. So rare, it won’t happen again until 2044.

We will have a partly to mostly cloudy sky overnight with patchy fog and lows near 67º. The good news is we will have nice weather for Saturday.

Temperatures out the door Saturday morning will range from near 60º east to mid 60s west. Plan for another comfortable start but be ready for another toasty afternoon.

We will have sunshine tomorrow however, high temperatures will only reach the middle 40s.

We expect heavy rainfall on Saturday evening and night for starters.

The long advertised stretch of unseasonably warm weather begins today as temperatures rise into the low 70s in many areas.

We won’t have any precipitation with this arrival of colder air, but there will be a wind shift overnight as a secondary front crosses the state.

Fog will be likely after midnight and during the early morning, so plan for the possibility of low visibility and slow downs.

Temperatures will remain near seasonal overnight with average lows in the middle 40s. No major frost threat is expected overnight.

We had some beautiful weather for the start of the new month and it’s certainly going to feel like November overnight. Temperatures will tumble into the 40s under a clear sky.