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Wednesday AM Weather 11-16-11

By: Meteorologist Trent Magill
Updated: November 16, 2011
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North winds today will keep us about 10 degrees cooler despite the sunny sky! Tonight, with light wins and a clear sky, expect sub-freezing temps. The Permian Basin will likely drop into the 20's in some areas. Thursday wills stay chilly as we stay in the 50's all afternoon but the warmth returns as early as Friday. 70's likely Friday afternoon and throughout the weekend... Enjoy the weather because weekends in the 70's will not stick around for much longer!

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