Friday Evening Northland Forecast: 10/3/2025

One Last Warm Weekend

Yes, it is Autumn. It arrived back on September 21st. The average high for today is a mere 59 degrees. And….we had a high of 78 today. The record high for today is 82. But, Saturday, we’ll hit a high of about 84, and the record high is 83, set in 1922. So, either we will hit it, or we’ll be close. On Sunday, the record high is 84, and we won’t get near that, as we’ll hit about 77. There is a huge high pressure ridge over our area. It keeps us sunny, windy and warm. But, there is a strong front and low pressure system up to our northwest, coming on down from Canada. In fact, if it was winter, I would call it an Alberta Clipper. But, it’s not quite time for that yet. But, there will be quite a pressure squeeze play on Sunday, between the high pressure moving east, and the low pressure moving in from the west, which will produce winds out of the south to 35 mph on Sunday afternoon. So, if you have outdoor plans (mowing, raking), I would take care of that on Saturday. Sunday is going to be crazy windy!

Heading into Monday, much cooler air will be blasting into the Northland. We will trade in our high temps in the 70s and 80s, and have high temps in the 50s most of next week. We might see highs in the low 60s by late next week. So, if you are tired of the warm, summer-like temps, we only have 2 days left to endure them. It is football season, after all. Then again, baseball playoffs are going on, too. What a great time of the year!

So, get your favorite jacket ready. You’ll need it on Monday!

Have a great weekend!

FOX 21 Meteorologist Karl Spring