By Doug Schneider
The timing of a cold front has changed since Monday's forecast, shifting the chance of rain out of Friday and into Saturday.
Friday at the Roar will be a sunny and warm day, with high temperatures reaching the mid 80s. Clouds will start to increase late in the day, and rain will likely begin to fall overnight. A cold front will move across the area on Saturday morning, and there could be a few thunderstorms with it. The front appears to move through fairly quickly, so while there could be some delays or cancellations in the practice sessions on Saturday morning, there should be enough time to get plenty of practice done through the afternoon. Rainfall is not expected to be heavy, with just a tenth to a quarter inch expected. Saturday will be a little breezy, with wind gusts between 20 and 25 mph.
Behind the front, temperatures will be much cooler. Lows on Sunday morning will only be in the mid 40s, with a high on Sunday in the lower 60s, despite abundant sunshine.
Friday at the Roar will be a sunny and warm day, with high temperatures reaching the mid 80s. Clouds will start to increase late in the day, and rain will likely begin to fall overnight. A cold front will move across the area on Saturday morning, and there could be a few thunderstorms with it. The front appears to move through fairly quickly, so while there could be some delays or cancellations in the practice sessions on Saturday morning, there should be enough time to get plenty of practice done through the afternoon. Rainfall is not expected to be heavy, with just a tenth to a quarter inch expected. Saturday will be a little breezy, with wind gusts between 20 and 25 mph.
Behind the front, temperatures will be much cooler. Lows on Sunday morning will only be in the mid 40s, with a high on Sunday in the lower 60s, despite abundant sunshine.
