Bundle Up Columbia. It's About to Get Cold

It’s about to get colder. And windier.

But not rainier.

A cold front was set to move over Howard County late this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service, and the blustery conditions are set to persist overnight, even as the precipitation stops. That means no snow.

“The main thing is that it’s going to be windy,” said Greg Schoor at NWS.

Tonight we’ll have a “stiff breeze,” he said, and temperatures in the 30s.

Tomorrow winds should reach 30 – 40 mph, “just underneath what we call ‘wind advisory criteria,’” he said, which is 50 mph.

“This will be more of a nuisance wind.”

Otherwise, skies should be clear and sunny, and temperatures will reach the mid 40s.