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Congratulations again. Meteorologist Zach Petty is here with a full weather forecast overview. Zaku, what, what, what's on your radar right now? I mean, I know we're freezing, but you know, it's not harvest season anymore. No, you don't need to worry about frost, cold weather, or other similar weather headlines. We'll talk about snow in a minute, but it's not in the forecast, and I don't even have any threats. Although it was a little bit in eastern Kentucky today. This was the powdery snow we were promised. Earlier today I saw some photos from Electra County. It was pretty, but yeah, nothing that really stuck around for long, except for the evergreen trees.
No, we didn't expect to see anything like that, and fortunately, it's not even in our future plans. But if you managed to take these photos, you can send them to us via email or social media, as well as to the "Kentucky Indiana Cloud Watchers" Facebook page. A few headlines for you to get you ready for Sunday and next week, a few key points to know. We see the return of the sun, a brighter sun. If anything, we are actually seeing mostly sunny skies developing again everywhere , but the return of clouds is not necessarily in the forecast. We're slowly warming up, heading into Tuesday, maybe even into the mid-to-late sixties by the end of the workweek, and the threat of rain reappears in the forecast for next weekend.
But again, these threats are not too large or problematic at this stage of forecasting. What about the temperature outside within the metropolis? It's still hovering just above forty degrees, outside the city-in the thirty-five to thirty-eight degrees range, and in some places in the northeast-I think it's more southern Indiana, if you look at the geography-the temperature is reaching about twenty-eight degrees. So there's a coolness in the air, and I expect those temperatures to continue to drop all the way down to twenty to thirty degrees. How we will start your Sunday: clear and quiet. However, the temperature is quite cool.
Sunset tonight was exactly at 5:31. Next few days, can we expect the sun to return to the forecast? This is a nice improvement. We're heading back up to fifty degrees over the next few days, slowly warming up as we look towards Sunday. The weather is still quite pleasant, although we see almost no precipitation. There are still some light showers in the far east, at least in Kentucky and parts of southwestern West Virginia. Overall, we are still dealing with lake effects in the snow belt of northeastern Ohio, and northwestern Pennsylvania is facing cool foggy weather, at least in my hometown, in the "Happy Valley." At least Penn State managed to get a win. I am very happy about this. Uh, the skies are clear over Indiana and Illinois.
There is no threat of rain. Aside from this situation, as we approach next Saturday and Sunday, we will discuss these details throughout the upcoming work week. The forecast for the future does not show anything special. We'll just show you how things will develop, but pay attention: the sky will become mostly sunny. There will be scattered mid- and upper-level clouds throughout. For that matter, our sky condition can be described as partly cloudy, but there will be more sun on Sunday, compared to what it was like today. Then, in the following days, temperatures will return to the 50-55 degrees Fahrenheit range. Towards the middle of next week, 60 degrees are expected, with a bit more cloud cover, and by Friday
and Saturday we'll be hitting a pretty bold 65-70 degrees. Jan, I'm glad to see at least those conditions, compared to what we're going to talk about, which is discussing the upcoming winter season here in Kentucky. A lot has already happened.
