Our mild weather section continues, but the risk of fire is high for Friday

Sioux City (Kiv) –

Tonight and

Forecast of tomorrow:

Her Thursday will be another sunny and mild day.

Our day highs climb from the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour to the 50s and 60s.

All in all, a nice day in the barrel!

This evening there is also very mild, as the 30s and 40s fall over night low.

Usually we should be in teen age for this season and low 20.

Our winds will absorb up to about 40 miles per hour with gusts.

Friday will be another warm day on the barrel that climbed into the 50s and 60s during the day.

The main focus is on the winds, which are up to or over 40 miles per hour.

Our gusty winds see a high point here in Sioux City between 12 p.m. and 5 p.m. with about 40 miles per hour.

The counties in the west of Siouxland could see gusts over 40 miles per hour.

This means that we see a fire risk because things in the region are so dry.

The National Weather Service has published a fire weather watch for our counties west of the I-29.

This will come into force on Friday afternoon and evening.

There is the possibility that more counties will be included in this fire weather clock.

Here are a few fire weather memories if you plan to be outside tomorrow.

Extended forecast:

The reason for the gusty winds on Friday is a cold front.

This front will bring in a cooler air for Saturday, since the heights in the 40s and upper 30s will be in the 1940s, which is average for this time of year.

We will continue to warm up by next week.

Then a system will move in on Tuesday during the day, which gives us widespread showers and rain.

There is the possibility that we could see a nightly mix on Tuesday evening and on Wednesday morning. We will watch this closely while we go into the weekend.

All in all, we are still warm next week.

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