There is no student forecast today so the forecast will be provided by the instructor, Joe Kravitz.

Summary: High pressure will dominate the region this weekend so the weather will be, generally, dry with seasonable temperatures. A weak cold front will move through tonight with the slight chance of a snow shower and, as a result, it will be slightly colder Saturday than Friday. There is also a slight chance of a lake effect snow shower Saturday afternoon as brisk northwest winds blow across the Great Lakes as the high pressure system moves into the Northeast.

Friday

Partly sunny.

High temperature in the low 40s.

South-southwesterly winds at 8-12 mph.

Friday Night

Mostly cloudy with the slight chance of a snow shower between 10 pm and 4 am. Probability of precipitation 20%.

Low temperature in the upper 20s.

Light southwest winds shifting to northwest around midnight.

Saturday

Partly sunny and seasonably cold. Slight chance of a snow shower in the afternoon. Probability of precipitation 20%.

High temperature around 30 in the hilltowns, low 30s in the lower elevations of central and northern Berkshire and mid 30s in southern Berkshire.

Northwest winds increasing to 10-15 mph during the afternoon.

Saturday Night

Clearing and seasonably cold.

Low temperature in the upper teens.

Winds light and variable.

Sunday

Mostly sunny.

High temperature in the mid 30s.

Winds light and variable.