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Freeze warning issued for Saturday morning |
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September 16, 2017 |
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What happened to fall?! The National Weather
Service has issued the first freeze warning of
the season for North Idaho and northeastern
Washington, predicting that thermometers at
lower elevations will be dipping into the upper
20s Saturday morning.
The freeze warning is in effect from midnight to
9 a.m. Saturday. The freeze could last long
enough to kill or seriously damage flowers,
gardens and crops. Those with plants in
containers should bring them in tonight, those
with outdoor plants you want to last a little
longer should cover or otherwise protect them
until tomorrow's morning chill ends.
Tomorrow's high should reach 67-degrees under
hazy skies, the clouds roll in Sunday, when the
high is expected to reach 69, then cooler
temperatures in the upper 50s and long-awaited
rains prevail through Thursday. |
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