Gino Recchia NBC26 Storm Shield Weather Forecast

It is time to bring your plants inside again because we are going to see another blast of cold air that will send our temperatures into the upper 20s and lower 30s tonight.  It has been a breezy day with winds on the back side of a strong fall storm system. Winds have been steady around 15-25 mph with even higher gusts. This is causing air temperatures in the mid 40s to feel like the mid and upper 30s when you look at the wind chill.  A freeze warning has been issued for counties south of Highway 29. The growing season has ended north of this line but counties to the south have yet to receive the first freeze of the season. Tonight will likely be the end of the growing season for the rest of our area.  Skies will gradually clear tonight and we should see a mostly sunny day tomorrow. Winds will be less breezy but still steady out of the west around 5 to 15 mph. Temperatures will climb into the lower 40s.  Highs climb into the lower 50s Saturday but then a weak cold front will drop our highs back into the mid 40s on Sunday. There could be a stray shower late Saturday evening.