First Alert: Tracking rain tomorrow

(KFVS) - Clouds will continue to move into the area later tonight keeping temperatures warmer than we saw last night.

Chief Meteorologist Grant Dade says readings this evening will fall through the 40s. Lows by morning will be in the upper 30s and lower 40s.

Thursday will be mostly cloudy with rain developing. Highs will reach the upper 50s.

It will be very breezy tomorrow afternoon with winds gusting over 30 miles per hour at times.

Rain will move across the area throughout the night Thursday night.

A cold front will move through early Friday morning bringing much colder weather to the Heartland.

No severe storms are expected, but there could be a rumble of thunder.

This system will move out of the Heartland by Friday morning, leaving behind another period of unusually cold and windy weather.

Afternoon highs over the weekend will be in the 40s.

Potentially damaging freezing temperatures are also possible during the overnight hours.

Lows below freezing are expected Saturday, Sunday and Monday mornings.

Next week is looking mild, but not warm, with temperatures closer to average by the second half of the week.

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