Winds are expected to gust frequently between 30 and 45 mph today. It could cause damage and make motorists keep a tighter grip on the steering wheel.

Luckily, the air won't be as breezy later tonight when there is a lull in the pressure gradient, causing the blustery conditions.

Skies will clear tonight, and temperatures will fall quickly to the low and mid-30s. Any slight breeze will make it feel cooler, so dress warmly if you are heading out this evening.

Saturday isn't a perfect day, but not a terrible one either. Daily highs will slowly climb to the upper 50s. Skies will have clouds and sharing the sky and a few renegade showers could quickly pop up. Don't cancel your plans, just plan for the possibility.

Sunday is sunny and colder. Morning lows start the day in the 20s and 30s. Afternoon highs won't crack 50, so prepare for a chill if you are spending time outside.

Now this is a meteorological lifetime down the road, but some guidance is hinting at a few snow showers in the early morning hours of Monday. Something to keep an eye on through the weekend. Stay tuned.