Storm Watch: Dreary & rainy Friday expected ahead of a weekend freeze and cold wind

All right. Mike Rizzo joining us right now. We've got some wet weather coming through and it gets really cold. Yeah, it gets cold for the weekend, Saturday and Sunday, especially Sunday morning. Freeze and frost across parts of the state. It's not a lot of parts of the state. Yeah, I know. So I don't know about you. But hey, we got rain tomorrow morning and it looks like both the morning commute and the evening commute are going to be hit with a lot of wet weather. So tomorrow morning you'll wake up scattered rain showers. The warm front makes its way through. It's going to be pretty nasty, uncomfortable, dreary, cool and clammy. And then midday break features sunshine temperatures surge to about 80 degrees. It's weird. The sun comes out and it feels like nice, right? You think it's all over and then it's not because after 5 p.m. a line of thunderstorms spreads right across the state. Stronger storms along the border between Pennsylvania and New Jersey and those storms could be capable of producing damaging winds in those areas. Now as it passes through the state it's really just about the downpours and some strikes of lightning. It shouldn't be too terrible but I just want you to be aware that as we look ahead we do have this weather for tomorrow. So come Friday, we have 40 to 60 mile per hour winds along the Delaware River. There's a chance or a very, very small chance, an unlikely one, for some rotating thunderstorms capable of producing a tornado. That's probably out toward the Lehigh Valley. So the closest it would ever get to New Jersey is probably either Warren County or Hunterdon County, but I doubt that we're going to see that activity here. You have a better chance of seeing 40 to 60 mile per hour winds and pea-sized hail for the storms on Friday night. The Friday morning stuff is just like light rain showers. That's essentially it. Here's a forecast showing you that it clouds up tonight. Tomorrow morning, scattered rain. It's dreary, misty and sprinkly. If not, drizzle is going to be in the area with a cool temperature in the mid fifties. You definitely going to need the umbrella just, you know, to keep the drops away. And then for the mid afternoon, well, lunchtime spent outdoors, you have high temperatures, upper seventies, near 80 degrees, and then it should just be nice looking ahead. So that's something again to look forward to. However, the storms come in after 5 p.m. That means your evening commute is not good. Lunch is fine. That's the only good part of Friday. As you can see, the weekend features windy weather Saturday and Sunday gusts up to 30 miles per hour. I'll tell you how low it actually goes. Coming up. Mike, thank you. Trick or treat.