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KRBC AM Forecast: New Years Day, 1/1/13

By: Chris Sheridan
Updated: January 1, 2013
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Happy new year to everyone, as 2013 begins, we are dealing with some overcast skies out there this morning, however the clouds should burn off pretty rapidly and we should see some sunshine by midday today. A cold front has passed through the region and winds are now blowing out of the north, so temperatures today will be much colder than yesterday. High temps will only get to the low 40's.

Tonight there will be a few clouds out there and temperatures will be very cold, getting down into the lower 20's.

Tomorrow the warming trend will begin. Temperatures will still be below average, but we should see them make it to the upper 40's.

Returning to the 50's by the end of the week and by next Monday temperatures should be back in the 60's.

Throughout the entire 7-day forecast, it does not look like we will be seeing any rain.

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