Chilly Morning Alert: Frost Likely in Midlands on Saturday
Saturday: Frosty Morning, Mild Afternoon
The Midlands are in for a chilly Saturday morning. The National Weather Service has issued a warning that frost could form early Saturday, with temperatures potentially dropping to 36 degrees. This sudden chill could harm cold-sensitive plants.
Protecting Your Garden
Gardeners are advised to cover plants or bring them indoors before the frost arrives. The night before will be clear and calm, allowing temperatures to drop rapidly.
The coldest areas will be north of Interstate 20, where frost is most likely. However, the afternoon will warm up, with temperatures rising to the low 60s. Expect a sunny and dry day.
Sunday: Clouds and Possible Light Showers
Sunday will bring a change in weather. Clouds will start to move in as a weather system approaches from the west. There may be a few light showers late Sunday night, but the chance of rain remains low.
Monday: Mostly Sunny with Lingering Showers
Monday will be mostly sunny, though a few showers might linger in the morning. By afternoon, the sun will be out, with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s.
Summary
- Saturday: Frosty morning, sunny afternoon (low 60s).
- Sunday: Cloudy, possible light showers late at night.
- Monday: Mostly sunny, mild temperatures (mid to upper 60s).
While Saturday starts cold, the rest of the weekend will be mild and pleasant.