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    Hello everyone, Chief Meteorologist Dan Skoff with your weekend daily weather details.

    Tonight will be another hard freeze with morning lows bottoming out around the lower 20s.  Saturday will be sunny, but a bit more mild due to a southerly wind with highs hitting the upper 40s to around 50.  For Lights of the Ozarks on the downtown Fayetteville Square, the temp will be around the 40 degree mark dropping into the mid 30s by the end of the night.

    As we head into Sunday that next cold front will start to push in from the northwest later in the day. The cold front itself will not go through NW Arkansas until early Monday morning, but it will still lead to cloudy skies and some light rain later Sunday evening. That rain will continue into Monday morning until the cold front moves through the area. With that cold front going through early Monday morning any rain wraps up Monday evening, with high pressure starting to build in from the north later in the day.

    With high pressure moving in later Monday, it looks like another round of some dry, quiet and cold weather will settle in for Tuesday and Wednesday. An early look at the Thanksgiving forecast has a low pressure system moving in from the west during the day. That will lead to cloudy skies and some light to moderate rain on your Turkey Day, and especially on Friday.  Keep in mind that we are still 6 days or so away from Thanksgiving so that forecast could change, especially if that storm system decides to speed up, slow down or weaken. We will keep a close eye on that for you in the coming days and keep you updated, so stay tuned!
    Friday, November 21, 2008 @5:55pm CST

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